Passing on super requires the same care as making a will The key objective of estate planning is to ensure that the right people get your assets after you pass away. Traditionally this was done via a will. It is now common for a third or more of a family’s wealth to be in superannuation, however. Superannuation is not automatically covered by your will. Many people see a will as a separate exercise from deciding what happens to their super after their death, and take far more care over the former than the latter. People are often unaware that they have … Continue reading Wills and Super Death Benefits: 2 Sides of the Estate Planning Coin