Research shows only older people, and those with significant assets most commonly make a will in Australia. A large-scale study in 2017 showed that almost half of those surveyed did not have a will in place.
Key Points
- Research shows that one in two Australians do not have a will in place.
- Experts say cultural reasons, misconceptions and even superstitions behind people avoiding a will.
- Assets are distributed according to the default state legislation in case of death without a will.
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