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Summer in Canada is short but sweet. We only get a few months of warm, sunny weather, so we have to make the most of it while it’s here. To help you do just that, we rounded up some of the Willful team’s favourite summer long weekend activities.

We're sharing the story of Charles Vance Millar. He didn’t have a spouse or any apparent heirs. So Charles made some bizarre bequests.

Whether you’re planning a weekend road trip in your province or your next global adventure, here are 5 reasons why you should consider adding estate planning to your pre-travel checklist.

With the rise in popularity of cryptocurrency and other digital assets like NFTs in the past few years, it has become increasingly important for investors to include their crypto assets in their estate plan. We commissioned an AngusReid survey to find out how Canadians are planning to pass on their digital assets, and the results might surprise you.

When it comes to estate planning, one common mistake you can make is not having an effective plan on how to manage the taxes. Here are some estate and tax planning tips to help you get started.

Here are five questions to should be asking your insurer when reviewing your home and auto insurance.

Losing a loved one is a heartbreaking experience. Here's what you need to know about their car, home, and life insurance

From sitting for hours in front of a monitor, to long meetings -- How can we stay safe and prepared while working from home?

Virtual witnessing becomes permanent, plus changes to how marriage and separation affect wills in Ontario.

May is Leave a Legacy Month, a time to highlight the importance of leaving a gift in your will to charity.

Our mission at WIllful is to protect Canadian families, and healthcare workers are doing that every day. Learn more about how we're offering a free Essentials plan ($99 value) to all healthcare workers. 

During the COVID-19 State of Emergency, residents of several Canadian provinces have the option to have their wills witnessed via live video call.

Willful is proud to announce that the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada is our featured charity for the month of April.

From day one, customers have been asking when they can use our online estate planning platform in Quebec. Well, that day is finally here!

Losing a loved one is always painful and many families feel overwhelmed — not just by the tragic loss, but also by everything that needs to be done at an already difficult time. Here are some steps to consider and things to do when someone dies.