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New Revised 2nd Edition
"Bravo. This is about as useful as a book can be." Stephen Fry
Does the idea of getting your affairs in order fill you with dread?
Your Last Gift is a practical step-by-step guide to getting your paperwork together, to help your loved ones.
The heart of this Book is a comprehensive collection of structured forms purchased from the website www.yourlastgiftbook.com These forms are for you to adapt and complete at your own pace. These bring together all the information that you would want to leave as Your Last Gift. There's no need to delay any more - it's time to start the process.
Most of us, let's face it, find it hard to come to terms with our own mortality. And of course that is an essential precursor to admitting our need of this Book (or something like it).
Matthew has noticed a number of friends dying without providing those left behind with what they needed to sort out their financial affairs, plus other things. The family was simply left to pick up the pieces. Making a Will (which not all have done) is only the start of it, as there's a whole raft of practical jobs to be done, including dealing with various layers of officialdom. So Matthew thought that by guiding people gently through the exercise, the devastating journey of bereavement could be made a whole lot easier.
The aim of the Book is to be both 'concise' and 'comprehensive'. So the text, which takes the individual and their family through the various stages of preparation, runs to just 110 pages – intentionally. Included within it are six Appendices containing the forms which are set out as a spreadsheet on the website to be filled in and customised to the Reader's own circumstances. The forms are set out in the Book, both as a pointer to the digital versions and for those wh
"We all want the last word – but this is the best 'last word' of the lot, and gives one a chance to leave this world having said everything necessary" Jonathan Ruffer – Chairman, Ruffer LLP
"Bravo. This is about as useful as a book can be." Stephen Fry
Does the idea of getting your affairs in order fill you with dread?
Your Last Gift is a practical step-by-step guide to getting your paperwork together, to help your loved ones.
The heart of this Book is a comprehensive collection of structured forms purchased from the website www.yourlastgiftbook.com These forms are for you to adapt and complete at your own pace. These bring together all the information that you would want to leave as Your Last Gift. There's no need to delay any more - it's time to start the process.
Most of us, let's face it, find it hard to come to terms with our own mortality. And of course that is an essential precursor to admitting our need of this Book (or something like it).
Matthew has noticed a number of friends dying without providing those left behind with what they needed to sort out their financial affairs, plus other things. The family was simply left to pick up the pieces. Making a Will (which not all have done) is only the start of it, as there's a whole raft of practical jobs to be done, including dealing with various layers of officialdom. So Matthew thought that by guiding people gently through the exercise, the devastating journey of bereavement could be made a whole lot easier.
The aim of the Book is to be both 'concise' and 'comprehensive'. So the text, which takes the individual and their family through the various stages of preparation, runs to just 110 pages – intentionally. Included within it are six Appendices containing the forms which are set out as a spreadsheet on the website to be filled in and customised to the Reader's own circumstances. The forms are set out in the Book, both as a pointer to the digital versions and for those wh
"We all want the last word – but this is the best 'last word' of the lot, and gives one a chance to leave this world having said everything necessary" Jonathan Ruffer – Chairman, Ruffer LLP
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