IFAW Will Guide US

six simple steps to writing aWill 2 How to leave your legacy to protect animals for future generations. 1 Many people choose to leave a percentage of the balance of their estate to IFAW, having first looked after their loved ones. To do this, start by calculating the value of your estate, taking into account property, investments and any debts. Choose the family, friends and causes that you want to remember in your Will. 3 4 5 6 Decide who will be named in your Will as executor(s) of your estate, these will be the people responsible for making sure your wishes are carried out. We recommend choosing two people or your attorney can do it for an agreed fee. Visit an attorney or financial planner to have your Will written. We recommend that you get professional advice to ensure your Will is legal and valid. Put your Will in a safe place: for example, your attorney or financial planner will often store it without charge. Also keep another copy for yourself. It’s important to keep your Will updated so review it from time to time especially following any big life changes. Make sure your designated executor(s), a relative, or close friend knows where the original copy of your Will is stored. If you wish, you can complete th e your intentions form ( included in the back of this guide) to tell us your intentions. We would love to have the opportunity to say thank you. don’t forget: if you already have a Will and wish to add ifaw as one of your beneficiaries, this can often be done for a nominal fee. Ask an attorney or financial planner for assistance. Charitable Federal Tax Identification #31-1594197