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Tag Archives: will
Forged will
A 26-year-old case was resurrected at a Sessions Court in George Town yesterday, with a charge being filed against a man for using a forged document as the will of his late tycoon grandfather, The Star reported. Continue reading
From BHLB Trustee to CIMB Commerce Trustee
Sigh …. why must it be so complicated? Let me set the record straight, since I’m well aware of the history of Rockwills Corporation, having been associated with this estate planning business since 1996. Long ago, which was some 20 … Continue reading
Posted in Resume Writing, Rockwills & Estate planning, Rockwills & Inheritance
Tagged administration, administrator, bank, estate, executor, financial services act 2013, intestate, probate, Rockwills, Rockwills & Estate planning, Rockwills & Inheritance, testator, trust, trustee, will
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Elements of a valid Will
If you don’t already know, Downton Abbey is a critically acclaimed British period drama television series. This series, set in the Yorkshire country estate of fictional Downton Abbey, depicts the lives of an aristocratic family, the Crawleys and their servants … Continue reading
Posted in Money matters, Rockwills & Estate planning, Rockwills & Inheritance
Tagged assets, beneficiaries, beneficiary, distribution, Distribution Act, Distribution Act 1958, inherit, intestate, non-Muslim, Rockwills & Inheritance, testator, will, Wills Act, Wills Act 1959, witness, witnesses
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What every executor should know about his duties
The following is an advisory which I received quite some time ago from Rockwills Trustee Berhad. Just thought that it is best to share it around so that the general public, especially those individuals who are acting as executors and … Continue reading
Legislation affecting financial planning
What are the legislation in Malaysia that will affect financial planners most or at the very least, should be good for them to know or be aware of? In my opinion, below are the few pertinent ones which I present … Continue reading
Posted in General, Insurance, Investment, Money matters, Mutual Fund, Rockwills & Estate planning, Unit Trust
Tagged bankruptcy, distribution, employees provident fund, EPF, guardianship, infants, Insurance, power of attorney, Rockwills & Estate planning, Rockwills & Inheritance, trustee, unclaimed moneys, will
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The dangers of do-it-yourself wills
This is a Forbes story about several public figures’ estate planning that had gone wrong. Many of the names mentioned in this story are very familiar to us and it goes to show that even celebrities like them cannot escape … Continue reading
Willing away your shares with Bursa Malaysia
Recently, there was an opinion piece in The Star newspaper from a disgruntled person regarding Bursa Malaysia. Terming himself as an “Angry Senior Citizen”, he was questioning whether Bursa Malaysia had a rule which would prevent anyone from bequeathing his … Continue reading
Federer serves up big bonus for Oxfam
One of the biggest beneficiaries of Federer’s success at Wimbledon was Oxfam, a global confederation of 17 organisations in 92 dedicated to building a future free from the injustice of poverty. Continue reading
Posted in Rockwills & Estate planning, Rockwills & Inheritance
Tagged estate, federer, murray, newlife, oxfam, Rockwills & Estate planning, tennis, will
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Nina Wang’s forged will now a criminal case
Nina Wang ‘forged will’ case begins in Hong Kong Tony Chan, arriving in court with his wfe, is accused of forging Nina Wang’s will The criminal case against Tony Chan, the fengshui master accused of forging the will of Nina … Continue reading
Posted in NinaWang, Rockwills & Inheritance
Tagged estate, hong kong, nina wang, Rockwills & Inheritance, tony chan, will
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Tommaso the cat inherits from owner
It is not often that one hears about people dying and leaving all or part of their fortunes to animals. Usually when such stories come to light, we hear that it has happened in the western countries. Less so in … Continue reading
Posted in Rockwills & Inheritance
Tagged animal, Assunta, cat, estate, fortune, inherit, property, Rockwills & Inheritance, Tommaso, will
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