You don't have to include a gift to charity in your Will - it is still free regardless.
The free Will-writing service we provide is built around giving. By removing the cost, we help more people write a Will and plan ahead, and more people choose to include a gift to a cause they care about. We're able to keep our Wills free by partnering with charities who support our mission.
Many people choose to include a gift to charity in their Will to create a lasting impact for a cause they care about, but it is not a requirement - you can still write your Will for free with EveryWill.
If a charity is shown as a beneficiary on the 'Divide Your Residuary Estate' page and you wish to remove them, you can click the three dots next to the charity name, then the trash bin icon.
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