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Make a Will Month – October 2023
Posted on 1 October 2023 by Emma McNally
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Tourettes Action are able to offer our service users the option of creating a free Will online
Why should you take part?
A Will is an important document that will make sure your loved ones are supported, it will ensure your savings and possessions go to the people and causes you care about. Creating a Will creates peace of mind and security for both you and those you hold dear.
What do you gain by doing a Will?
By creating a Will you make the decision on who you want to take care of by remembering them in your Will. Creating a Will can also reduce or eliminate your family’s inheritance tax.
Leaving a Legacy in your Will
Leaving Tourettes Action a gift in your Will is one of the most valuable and lasting ways that you can support us. It costs nothing during your lifetime but can have a lasting legacy for years to come and will ensure that we can continue our valuable work. We receive no government funding and as such nearly all of our work is paid for by donations. A gift in your will, however small or large, can help ensure we can always be here for people with Tourette’s and their families.
Creating your Will for FREE
Tourettes Action are able to offer our service users the option of creating a free Will online through our partnership with https://freewills.co.uk/charity/tourettes-action. They provide an online Will writing service where you can make a legally-binding Will in just fifteen minutes at no cost to you.
During this process you have the option to leave a gift donation to Tourettes Action, anything left to Tourettes Action will be exempt from Inheritance Tax and will enable us to continue our important work. There is however no obligation at all to do so, you can still use this free service whether or not you decide to include Tourettes Action in your Will.
How legacies make a difference to our work
TA is funded entirely by voluntary contributions. We receive no funding from the government for our work supporting people with Tourette Syndrome (TS). Money received via legacies can go a long way to helping improve the lives of people with TS, it can shape the future, ensuring that we are always here for people with Tourette Syndrome and their families.
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