One document to protect your life's work and legacy
If you don't decide how your assets are divided
among your loved ones when you die, someone else will.
The good news is that we are living longer - our life expectancy is increasing.
However, every day in Botswana around 80 people pass away.
Each one of those people leaves behind dependents and assets:
Livestock
Properties
Vehicles
Family Heirlooms & Collectables
Investment Assets
Companies
Provide for your loved ones
in their darkest hour
When you have a Will, your grieving family and
loved-ones get automatic, legally-protected rights to inherit your assets without arguments, disputes or outside intervention.
If you don't have a Will, your life's work may well be eroded by taxes, legal delays and outside interference.
Protect your children
from beyond the grave
If parents pass away together, a guardian will be appointed by the State who will become responsible for all your children’s daily needs.
That means their food, housing, health care, education and clothing.
If you have your Will prepared by an expert, you can control who that guardian will be.
If not, your children's future hangs in the balance.
Dying Intestate
If you die without a Will, you die Intestate. This means that the law controls what happens to your assets.
This can have various disastrous consequences.
Not least of which is that your spouse may only receive a child’s portion of your assets. (So for example, if you have four children, your surviving spouse would only keep one fifth of your assets)
Our Botswana team can help you with your:
Last Will & Testament
Living Will
Sharia Compliant Will
Testamentary Trust
Inter Vivos Trust
Putting your Will in place with SCI is an efficient process
Contact us for a confidential consultation with one of our financial planners