Write a Will today and consider supporting work in the Pacific.
Trusted online Will-writing platform, Safewill, is pleased to have partnered with VSA NZ to offer their supporters the opportunity to write a personalised Will for $80 (usually $160!).
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Since 1962, VSA NZ have been making their mark in the development space, making them the country’s largest and most trusted international volunteer organisation. The goal of VSA NZ is to transfer the right resources, skills, and knowledge so that the impact achieved during an assignment remains long after a volunteer returns to New Zealand, creating a fair future for all.
Complete your Will in three simple steps
Wills made Easy
01Prepare
your Will
We’ll ask a few simple questions prepared by lawyers that will allow you to create your own Will. We’ve made it easy enough that you can use any computer, or even your phone.
Checked by Lawyers
02Submit
for review
When you’re ready, check out and submit your Will to our team to review. While our Essentials Will does not include legal advice, you can choose to receive legal advice with our Customised Will option.
Update anytime
03Print
& Sign
Once reviewed, we will email you your Will to print and sign (don't worry, we include easy to follow instructions). If you need to make any changes, simply log back in and make as many updates as you'd like.
Help achieve a world with thriving communities.
We’ve made it easier than ever for you to include a gift to VSA NZ in your Will, if you choose to do so. A gift as little as 1% of your estate can support assigning skilled New Zealanders to contribute to capacity building across the Pacific partnering closely with in-country organisations to ensure all assignments are locally-led to achieve a vision of a world with thriving communities.
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Frequently asked questions about Wills
A Will is an important legal document that details your wishes for when you pass away. It contains instructions for who you want to inherit your estate, any guardianship or care arrangements for minor children, and who should be in charge of distributing your estate in the role of Executor. A Last Will and Testament is vital for everyone in Australia and New Zealand, to ensure your estate and legacy is properly taken care of when you pass away.
Dying without a valid Will is known as ‘dying intestate’. Your estate will be handled and distributed according to intestacy laws in your region - this means that your wishes may or may not be adhered to, and could end up costing your loved ones both significant financial, emotional, and legal stress in the long term.
To write your Will, you will need to be organised and make a few key decisions. Think about, or put together a list of all of your assets, including property, bank accounts, and investments; this makes it easier to decide on beneficiaries and specific bequests you wish to make to individuals or charity. In the case of minor children or other dependents, decide on a guardian or guardians and any wishes you have for their future. Safewill guides you through this process in a simple and straightforward way, so there’s nothing you forget and no prep work required!
Remember to keep your Will updated in the case of big life changes, such as divorce, marriage, or the birth of new children- doing so is free, and ensures that the correct wishes are carried out when you pass away.
An Executor is the person responsible for carrying out the wishes in your Will, and as such should be someone you trust. They’ll be following your instructions and performing all the legal and financial actions required to administer your estate. Generally, people nominate a family member, close friend, or a professional.
Yes. Online Wills share the same requirements for validity as a paper-based DIY Will, or a lawyer drafted Will. Once you finish the process, you’ll need to print and sign your Will in front of two independent witnesses, so that it’s correctly executed.
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