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Min Fee
$139
Max Fee
$199
Free Will Updates
Create A Record Of Your Assets
Ever wondered what an online will service look like if it were designed by actual estate planning lawyers? Epilogue Wills is the brainchild of Daniel Goldgut and Arin Klug, a couple of lawyers who saw a niche market opportunity and decided to go for it.
Pros
- More affordable than traditional methods
- Saves time and is easy to use
- Created by experts in the industry
- Create a social media Will
- First Will platform to let you name a professional trust company as executor
Cons
- Not appropriate for those with complicated finances
- Information centre isn't all that helpful
- Unavailable in certain provinces
Provinces
AB, BC, MB, NB, NL, NS, ON, PE, SK
Eligibility
- Age of majority
- Canadian resident (except in Quebec or territories)
Why You Want It
Easily create your customized Will online + Unlimited free updates when you need them.
Special Features
- Convenient and legally binding service
- Update for free whenever you like
- Option to create Incapacity Documents alongside your Will
- Partnership with RBC
Min Fee
$139
Max Fee
$199
Free Will Updates
Create A Record Of Your Assets
Abilty To Register Your Will With The Canada Will Registry
Create Incapacitation Documents
Min Fee
$99
Max Fee
$329
Free Will Updates
Create A Record Of Your Assets
With Willful, you can create a legally valid will online starting at just $99. It's not only cheaper than going to see a lawyer, it's much more convenient.
Pros
- Low cost
- Two plans to choose from
- Save on wills when you get 2
Cons
- Not available in the territories
- Missing some extras provided by competitors
Provinces
AB, BC, MB, NB, NS, ON, SK, QC, PE, NL
Eligibility
See Issuer for Details
Why You Want It
Create a legally binding will for just $99
Special Features
- Update documents for free at any time
- Offers gift cards to give to loved ones
- Create your will for as low as $99
Min Fee
$99
Max Fee
$329
Free Will Updates
Create A Record Of Your Assets
Abilty To Register Your Will With The Canada Will Registry
Create Incapacitation Documents
