PROMOTION Tracks autism The gift of a legacy can provide major support to a charity of your choice re-writing your current will. An addition like this is called a codicil. If you have any questions about leaving a legacy please contact us directly -we will be happy to discuss this with you but we would also ahways advise you to seck the advice legacy may also be something which can mean your wishes will be carried out to help maintaina charity after your death. Once you have been able to provide for family and friends there is then the option to leave a charitable gift in your will and it doesn't matter what size it is, a legacy gift can prove to be absolutely crucial in the running of a charity. Current figures showthat while many people think that leaving a legacy is a very popular option, just 7% of the population actuallydo this. Very often while people want to leave a legacy they feel that it can be too costly, time-consuming or expensive to do so but it really of a solicitor. TOP TIPS: 1. Estimate the volue of your estate and mako a ist of people and organisations you would ike to support through leaving money, property or possessions. 2. Appoint one or more (up to tour) Exocutors to carry out the terms of your WIL 3. Visit a legal acviser to draw up or update your W. 4. Make a copy of your WIl, and make sure someone you trust knows where your original Wil is kept lyour legal adviser will often store it for you free of chargo, or you can use the Probate Registry. coukdn't be simpler. If you have decided to leave a legacy, at TRACKS we can make it easy for you to make sure your wishes to support us are fulfilled. Wewill provide you with the help, advice and assistance needed to make sure a solicitor guides you through the entire process. Even if you have already made a will you can still decide to leave a legacy by making an addition or change without Contact us at Legacyetracks-autism.org.uk and we will process any legacy requests in the strictest confidence. TRACKS autism For further information on TRACKS autism please cal us or visit our website. 0300 123 1913 www.tracks-autism.org.uk PROMOTION Tracks autism The gift of a legacy can provide major support to a charity of your choice re-writing your current will. An addition like this is called a codicil. If you have any questions about leaving a legacy please contact us directly -we will be happy to discuss this with you but we would also ahways advise you to seck the advice legacy may also be something which can mean your wishes will be carried out to help maintaina charity after your death. Once you have been able to provide for family and friends there is then the option to leave a charitable gift in your will and it doesn't matter what size it is, a legacy gift can prove to be absolutely crucial in the running of a charity. Current figures showthat while many people think that leaving a legacy is a very popular option, just 7% of the population actuallydo this. Very often while people want to leave a legacy they feel that it can be too costly, time-consuming or expensive to do so but it really of a solicitor. TOP TIPS: 1. Estimate the volue of your estate and mako a ist of people and organisations you would ike to support through leaving money, property or possessions. 2. Appoint one or more (up to tour) Exocutors to carry out the terms of your WIL 3. Visit a legal acviser to draw up or update your W. 4. Make a copy of your WIl, and make sure someone you trust knows where your original Wil is kept lyour legal adviser will often store it for you free of chargo, or you can use the Probate Registry. coukdn't be simpler. If you have decided to leave a legacy, at TRACKS we can make it easy for you to make sure your wishes to support us are fulfilled. Wewill provide you with the help, advice and assistance needed to make sure a solicitor guides you through the entire process. Even if you have already made a will you can still decide to leave a legacy by making an addition or change without Contact us at Legacyetracks-autism.org.uk and we will process any legacy requests in the strictest confidence. TRACKS autism For further information on TRACKS autism please cal us or visit our website. 0300 123 1913 www.tracks-autism.org.uk