News and Updates

Willful is thrilled to announce our partnership with Jays Care Foundation as our featured charity for the months of December 2021 and January 2022. 

Learn how Willful took part in this historic moment and how Bill 21 in BC is changing the way wills are created.

Dreaming of pitching in the Den one day? Willful's Erin Bury shares her experience on Dragons' Den!

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

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 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.

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

We’re taking a look back at some of the top Willful milestones of 2020.

This holiday season, Willful is helping you share your legacy with a giveaway. We’ve purchased a package for a custom photo book from our friends at No Story Lost to share with one lucky Willful customer.

We are excited to announce our acquisition of Ottawa-based online platform WillowBee. This acquisition will allow us to continue building our mission of ensuring every Canadian family is protected through comprehensive end of life planning tools.

Learn how the McMaster’s Alumni Association is taking it to the next level by partnering with Willful to prepare alumni for their futures.

Find out more about this important week in British Columbia and some insights on how many Canadians actually have a will in place. It's not as many as you'd think.

For every Willful will purchased in the month of October, Willful will be donating a portion of the proceeds to Rethink as our featured charity of the month.

At Willful, we believe in highlighting the power of legacy giving. We are excited to announce that we have partnered with Will Power™ to show Canadians the opportunity they have to leave a tremendous impact on causes close to their hearts.

On July 1st, 2020, the Enduring Powers of Attorney Act comes into effect in New Brunswick. Here we’ll explain what changes this Act brings.

Leigh Naturkach, Senior Director at Women’s College Hospital Foundation answered some questions for us about legacy and the impact of charitable gifts.

Retired police officer Dave McLennan discusses the impact of charitable gifts at Boots on the Ground, a non-profit dedicated to frontline workers throughout Ontario in the fight against COVID-19.

Willful has a brand new look!

Start the new decade by making a will to protect your loved ones.

Willful is now available in New Brunswick!