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09 May 2020

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If someone passes away, how can their next of kin liquidate their funds? Do we have to add such roboadvisors in our will?

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Pang Zhe Liang

06 May 2020

Lead of Research & Solutions at Havend Pte Ltd

Upon demise, your estate will be frozen immediately. In other words, nobody has access to the estate until one of the following occurs:

For Intestacy:

An administrator will need to be appointed in order to obtain Letters of Administration. Here is how the process works in Singapore.

More Details:

The Administrative Process on Dying without a Will in Singapore

Thereafter, the asset will be distributed according to the Intestate Succession Act via the help of the administrator.

More Details:

Intestate Succession Act Singapore

Valid Will:

If you have drafted a valid Will, then the executor will need to obtain a grant of probate. Here is how the process works in Singapore:

More Details:

The Probate Process on Dying with a Will in Singapore

Thereafter, the asset will be distributed according to your wishes in the Will via the help of the appointed executor.

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What is a Will Singapore

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