News and Updates

Willful has partnered with Estate Kit to help Canadians organize, store, and share their estate documents.

Willful spotlights Interval House for International Women’s Day, supporting survivors of intimate partner violence with shelter, housing, and long-term care across Canada.

An analysis of 85,000+ wills and incapacity documents shows Canadian families rely on women to make healthcare and estate decisions during a crisis.

Willful and Tangerine have partnered to make estate planning simpler, more affordable, and fully digital. Tangerine Clients get exclusive discounts on Willful plans, including a limited-time Make a Will Month offer.

Nearly half of Canadians dipped into their savings just to cover daily costs in 2025. Learn how tariffs, debt, and job insecurity are delaying key financial goals—and how small steps like creating a will can help build financial confidence.

Over $1T will transfer between generations in Canada—but most advisors aren't prepared. Discover why estate planning is key to retaining clients in our 2025 Wealth Transfer Readiness Report.

Willful’s latest updates better protect your children’s RESPs, help manage your digital assets, and clarify your charitable contributions. Update your will for free today.

Discover how Willful protects your personal documents with secure digital solutions and advanced data encryption. Your privacy is our top priority!

Discover why more Canadians are delaying crucial financial decisions in our latest survey report. From saving to estate planning, see how rising costs impact future planning and learn steps to secure your family’s financial future today.

Willful has partnered with the Canadian Cancer Society as our featured charity for the month of May 2024. Learn more about how legacy impacts the lives of future generations of Canadians.

Willful is proud to announce a partnership with Scotiabank, one of Canada’s largest banks, to help make estate planning easier for Canadians.

After a survey of 1,533 Canadians, Willful explores how couples in Canada are handling topics such as love, death, and money.

BC residents can get virtual witnessing and execution with their Willful will.

Residents of Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador can now make their wills online with Willful, no lawyer required.

After a survey of 1,008 Canadian parents, Willful explores the current state of estate planning in Canada—particularly for Canadian parents of minor children.

To help you make the most of your long weekend, we asked the Willful team to share their best Family Day long weekend activity ideas.

It’s the one year anniversary of fully digital wills in British Columbia! We’re celebrating how BC has embraced technology to make it easier to complete necessary legal documents. On December 1st, 2021, the first legally valid and fully digital will was executed under the newly legislated Bill 21 in BC. 

What is the Law Society of Ontario's Access to Innovation project? (And what does any of this mean for Willful customers?)

You can now notify your loved ones of their role in your will directly from your Willful account.

We’re still reeling with excitement from Willful’s Dragons’ Den debut. Learn more about the deal that was struck in the Den!