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Is paying a professional to prepare my Will really worth the money

Let’s face it: having your Will prepared by a lawyer can be costly. But sometimes it’s a case of ‘penny wise and pound foolish’ – and no one wants to be that guy!

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The legally blind farmer with a passion for Fords

Paul Blundell may no longer be able to drive but that hasn’t stopped him from indulging his passion for classic Ford cars.

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Will the government get any money when I die

A common misconception in relation to estate law is that if a person does not leave a valid Will, all their assets will be “taken by the government” upon their death. Rest assured, this is not the case.

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EQT Monthly Market Summary December 2024

Global alternative investment manager Ares Management Corporation (Ares) and its Ares Wealth Management Solutions (AWMS) platform have appointed Equity Trustees as the responsible entity for its newly launched Ares Private Markets Fund (AUT).

2024 has marked a series of milestones for the Felton Bequest committee which brings together an enthusiastic – and skilled – group of people committed to honouring the legacy of Alfred Felton.

Wicking Trust grant announcement

Bringing death back into life

Death is a part of life, yet older Australians are often not connected to their communities at end of life and experience medical interventions that prolong length of life not quality of experience.

New van helps rescue distressed dogs and puppies

Why Mater Research is investing in our research leaders of the future

The importance of dynamic leadership, breaking down barriers and valuing the important contribution of women is embedded in the DNA of Mater Research.

How Childrens Ground is transforming First Nations communities

The First Nations-led organisation has mapped out a whole-of-community approach as part of a 25-year plan that begins before children are even born.

We Love Stories boosts early childhood literacy among many children

West Heidelberg is located just 10 kilometres north-east of Melbourne's central business district, yet at least one in three children start school behind in their development.