it says RM298.

Anyone used before? I think outside will cost more than RM500 for a simple one

I know Amanah Raya can deliver a basic will for RM159 (incl GST) ony subject to Baucar Harga Promosi

for real? thanks for the info boss

but wait. how to get this baucar harga promosi? i'll check out their website.

U can't find from their website

Amanah Raya charges is quite high for administration right? 1% for first 25k.. Hmm

http://www.arb.com.my/en/index.asp?fuseact...tent.View&ID=77

how much is other competitors?

1.8% for first 1M, min RM5k

CimbClicks charge RM800+ for online will. Unless I saw wrong.

Anyone of you have any idea about will writing or have made a will. What would be the best way?

Trustee company

from the above, why do you say "Amanah Raya charges is quite high for administration right? 1% for first 25k".

If a person dies, can the wife transfer the monies from the Savings Account (via M2U) to reduce the "administration fee" for executing the will ?
Will the wife be held against the law ?

i "think", if there is no one to complain it is ok...but if the creditors or persons / family members chasing after the assets .....were to find out..then maybe will be an issues

This post has been edited by T231H: Jun 15 2016, 11:37 AM

That's what I "thought"... maybe we need a lawyer to confirm.

But it's not a crime since the wife has the authority and access to the account... it would not be her needing a lawyer but the other party to do so if they want to make any claim...

edit: I'm talking about joint savings and FD accounts where the wife has access.



This post has been edited by j.passing.by: Jun 15 2016, 04:07 PM

yar BUT (there's always 1 ) - if the account(s) are in the deceased name only, TECHNICALLY it is a crime - how/who to withdraw after death?
and
when the Executor(s) of the Will finds out OR the bank finds out (coz Executor(s) presented death cert and stuff)
.. then "hope" comes into play

Ways around this?
er.. if flexi/current account(s) - write lar a few blank chqs (with no dates) to spouse, IF one trusts spouse not to runaway or worse... <looks at arsenic bottle>

Not a lawyer but one of the Qs i asked my estate planners before
Just sharing

This post has been edited by wongmunkeong: Jun 15 2016, 04:23 PM

If the wife able to withdraw the money, then I assumed the the accounts are either party to sign. If either party can withdraw when husband is alive, why there is a difference when he is dead? If creditors (or other family members) did not try to chase husband when he is alive to make any claim, then how practical is it after the accounts already emptied by wife.

This post has been edited by j.passing.by: Jun 15 2016, 04:35 PM

-deleted since misinterpreted as bitig remarks by certain parties-

This post has been edited by wongmunkeong: Jun 15 2016, 10:30 PM

Yo, don't get hot la... already said joint savings and FD accounts...

If transfer because the wife have online password after husband is dead, then it is a crime... since wife is stealing from the bank and can't prove husband gave permission as he was already dead.

Same if wife wrote wrong date on cheque... or maybe CSI can proof that she filled in the cheques after husband died.

How long is the process to get Grant of Probate ? 3 months or 6months ?