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Join us for Eccentric Estates as we cover famous and fascinating wills in history that will make estate planning a bit more…fun? Here's the story of Gunther, a dog with a $400 million net worth - all because of a will!

A life insurance policy can provide financial support to your loved ones when you die, helping to cover mortgage payments, property taxes, and other costs.

Patrick experienced a life-threatening health issue. Now he's supporting foundations like UHN. Leaving a charitable gift in your will can make an impact.

Learn how you can safeguard your family's future through life insurance or a stock portfolio.

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.

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

Generational wealth can help your family achieve financial independence. Learn the many ways you can build generational wealth and how to maintain it.

If you’re not sure which Willful plan is right for you, we’re breaking down the differences between the 3 plans to help you find the right fit!

Show your loved ones how much you care this holiday season with a will! Yep, you heard that right. It may not be shiny and it may not be sexy, but there’s nothing more impactful than the gift of a will. Here are 5 reasons why.

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

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!

You might be tempted this holiday season to splurge big on yourself and your loved ones. But here's why "revenge spending" can hurt your long term financial health.

In a world full of passwords and digital assets, how can we make sure that we’re including this key information in our estate plans?