CAPTION Left to Right; Director Leadway Capital & Trusts Ltd; Muftau Oyegunle, Director Leadway Capital and Trusts Ltd; Tunde Hassan Odukale, Trust Officer in Charge of the Wills product at Leadway Capital and Trusts Ltd; Morenike Akinwande-Tomori, Director, Leadway Capital and Trusts Ltd; Fehintola Obatusin, Managing Director, Leadway Capital and trusts Ltd; Ayo Wuraola, during the launch of ‘I WILL’ website recently in Lagos.
Writting a Will can now be formally done online, following the new digital platform introduced by Leadway Capital and Trusts Limited.
Speaking at the launch in Lagos, its Managing Director, Ayo Wuraola, said the solution is an improved way of writting a will, leveraging technology to make the process seamless.
“An important point to note in life is that “an estate plan is for everybody: single, married, divorced, with or without children, young adults and the elderly,” Wuraola said, adding that the launch was part of the company’s effort to educate the public on the need for every person to have a will or, a structured estate plan in place.
He said the brand offers a quick and convenient way to write a will either online or through their representatives who are trained professionals equipped with information to assist customers complete the process of writing their Wills easily and quickly.
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“With a written will, you ensure your loved ones are provided for and the distribution of your properties as you deem fit are validly documented thus promoting easy succession,” he said.
Also speaking, Head, Private Trusts, Morenike Akinwande-Tomori, said the benefit of the platform is that it is a simpler way of having a will written as against the traditional and more expensive way of going to a lawyer to have a will written.
“It is easier, faster and you can do it at the convenience of your home or office, from your phone or laptops. You don’t have to visit our office, just log on to our website www.leadwaycapital.com.
“We have two packages the Simple Will and Simple Will Plus. They are options provided for subscription depending on the nature of assets an individual possesses and both have complimentary insurance covers.
The service is affordable, it is less than N50,000.00 to have a will written in Nigeria now.
“The world is becoming a global image, we are using technology to solve issues and that is why we have come up with this solution. Estate planing and writting a will does not mean you are going to die any time soon, it’s just a way to put structures in place and provide for those you really love,” she added.
