You don’t need an estate to need a will.

Four things a will does that have nothing to do with wealth

1. 1Names who would raise your children
2. 2Names who makes medical decisions if you can't (that's the personal directive)
3. 3Names who handles your money if you can't (that's the power of attorney)
4. 4Names who sorts everything out, so it isn't left to whoever steps forward

Renting. No property. Modest savings. None of it changes the answer.

Including who takes care of your pets

Pets are treated as property in Canadian law, which means a will is where you name who takes them and leave money for their care.

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$99. Three years of updates included. $30 extends it three more. No subscription, no auto-renewal.

Two wills in the bundle - if there’s a partner, they’re covered too.

• Your will
• Power of attorney
• Personal directive
• Pre-funeral planning
• Life Discovery Kit

For straightforward estates.

If your situation is complicated - a business, property in more than one country, a blended family with competing claims - a lawyer is the right call, and we’ll say so. For everyone else, something is better than nothing.