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MAKING A BEQUEST TO VICTORIA University The Development ManagerPlanned Giving Development Office Victoria University of Wellington PO Box 600 Wellington 6140 New ZealandFree Phone: 0800 VIC LEGACY

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1. Step 1: Research and gather information about making a bequest to.
2. Step 2: Determine the type of bequest you want to make, such as a specific bequest, general bequest, or residuary bequest.
3. Step 3: Consult with an attorney who specializes in estate planning or wills to ensure your bequest is legally valid.
4. Step 4: Draft a will or update your existing will to include the necessary provisions for making a bequest.
5. Step 5: Clearly specify the beneficiary of your bequest and the assets you wish to leave.
6. Step 6: Consider discussing your bequest intentions with the beneficiary to ensure they are willing and able to accept the bequest.
7. Step 7: Review and finalize your will with the assistance of your attorney.
8. Step 8: Store your will in a safe place and inform your loved ones or executor where it can be found.
9. Step 9: Periodically review and update your will as necessary to reflect any changes in your circumstances or wishes.
10. Step 10: Seek professional advice and guidance throughout the process to ensure your bequest is handled according to your wishes.

Who needs making a bequest to?

1. Individuals who wish to leave a lasting legacy and make a positive impact after their passing.
2. Those who have specific assets or financial resources that they want to be distributed to a particular person, organization, or cause.
3. People who want to support charitable organizations, educational institutions, religious institutions, or any other cause close to their hearts.
4. Individuals who want to ensure their loved ones and beneficiaries are taken care of financially in the future.
5. Those who want to minimize the tax implications on their estate by making strategic bequests.
6. People who want to maintain control over the distribution of their assets even after their death.
7. Individuals who want to support causes they are passionate about, even if they may not have the means to do so during their lifetime.

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What is making a bequest to?

Making a bequest refers to passing on assets or property to someone in a will.

Who is required to file making a bequest to?

Individuals who are creating a will and leaving assets to someone are required to file making a bequest.

How to fill out making a bequest to?

To fill out making a bequest, one must clearly state the details of the assets being passed on and the intended recipient in the will.

What is the purpose of making a bequest to?

The purpose of making a bequest is to ensure that one's assets are distributed according to their wishes after they pass away.

What information must be reported on making a bequest to?

Information such as the description of assets, name of the beneficiary, and any specific conditions or instructions related to the bequest must be reported.