The easiest way to protect your loved ones.
Save 20% on any Willful plan. Plans start as low as $103 with free unlimited updates for life.
Why do I need a will?
Specify who gets what, from your bank accounts to family keepsakes so your loved ones aren't left guessing or dealing with potential disputes.
Name a legal guardian for your kids or outline care for your pets, ensuring they’re looked after by people you trust.
Got married? Welcomed a baby? Bought a home? As your world grows, updating your plan keeps your new reality protected and with Willful, updates are always free for life!
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We were floored with the process. Simple, efficient, just amazing. Thank you Willful for existing.
Having a living will could be one of the most important documents you ever create, with Willful it’s never been easier to create one.
As new parents, we had been needing to write our wills and this tool allowed us to do just that, effortlessly, from the comfort of our own home.
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Frequently asked questions
Willful is ideal for Canadians with straightforward estate planning needs. However, if your situation involves potential legal or tax complications such as blended families, trusts for beneficiaries with disabilities, corporate assets, or foreign property—we strongly advise consulting an estate lawyer to ensure your needs are fully addressed. Check our features page to make sure your specific needs are accommodated.
Create your account or log in using the form at the top of this page. Follow step-by-step guided questions to complete your legal will. Your exclusive 20% CIBC discount will be automatically applied to your order. If needed, you can make free unlimited changes to your will anytime.
Yes. A will made with a platform like Willful is legal in Canada. However, there are some steps that need to be taken in order for it to meet the criteria for a legal will in Canada. Each Willful will comes with detailed instructions for signing and witnessing so you can feel confident that you have a legally-valid will.
Willful is an online platform that guides you through creating an estate plan (legally-valid will, power of attorney documents, estate inventory, and more). Answer a few simple questions about your wishes, and in about 20 minutes, you’ll have a customized legal will. Then, simply sign with witnesses according to your province's rules to make it legally valid. You can make unlimited changes anytime, for free.
Create your will today for a worry-free tomorrow.
Willful’s estate planning products and services are offered by Final Blueprint Inc. operating as Willful (“Willful”). The purchase of any product or service through Willful is at the purchaser's sole discretion and shall be governed by Willful’s terms and conditions, which are available on its website.
Offer Terms & Discount Eligibility
To be eligible for the 20% discount on any Willful plan, you must be an existing CIBC customer who received an email marketing offer or enrolled in CIBC Mobile Banking® or CIBC Online Banking®.Before proceeding, please review the following information to determine if Willful’s services are appropriate for your needs. Wills and related documents are not provided by CIBC. They are provided by Willful, an independent third party. Willful is not affiliated with CIBC and does not act as an agent of CIBC.
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Check to see if Willful suits your needs
Everyone’s estate planning needs are unique and Willful’s products may not be right for you. You may benefit from speaking to a lawyer about the way you want to plan your will and your power of attorney.
Your CIBC power of attorney forms are not revoked
If you have an existing CIBC power of attorney form, any power of attorney you create using the services of Willful will not revoke your CIBC form power of attorney. You may benefit from speaking with a lawyer to determine if there are any conflicts between the Willful power of attorney and the CIBC form power of attorney. CIBC may not accept the power of attorney you made using Willful
If the will or power of attorney you make using Willful is not completed properly, CIBC may not accept it. We recommend that you learn more about wills and powers of attorney at CIBC through the following resources:
We also recommend that you carefully read Willful’s terms and conditions before agreeing to use its service.
Limitations of Willful’s services
The services of Willful and its website may not be compatible with all computers or readable with all accessibility software. Please direct all of your questions about Willful’s services to Willful. Willful online estate planning service is only available in French for residents of Quebec.