A will is a legal document that states how your assets will be distributed after you die. These assets, or the property that you leave behind, are known as your “estate”. These may include items of great monetary value such as your home, as well as sentimental items.

Life insurance is intended to protect your family if something unexpected were to happen to you. Different life insurance products are intended to protect you and your loved ones in a range of circumstances. A lump sum will be paid to your designated beneficiary upon the unexpected circumstances such as the diagnosis of a terminal illness, or death.

An enduring power of attorney refers to a legal document that allows you to appoint someone to make decisions about your personal or financial matters. This power comes into effect when and if you are unable to make decisions, such as in the case of illness.

Palliative care refers to end of life care that supports the individual, their family and friends. This form of care is applicable for individuals with terminal illnesses that require assistance with suffering prevention and quality of life.