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Fewer than half (41%) of all adults say that they currently have a will. However, that number does rise significantly after the age of 55; almost three quarters of that group do have one (71%). Only two in five (42%) of 45- to 54-year-olds have a will.
For those who haven’t made a will, over half (53%) say they have not got round to it, while 11% say they know they need to, and that they will get round to it. This shows an area where companies can attract new clients. A significant majority ...
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