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Leadway Capital introduces online Will

One of Nigeria’s foremost insurance service companies, a subsidiary of Leadway Assurance Company Limited, Leadway Capital and Trusts Limited,  has launched its digital Will writing service for various categories to minimise legacy crises among Nigerians.

The company noted that an estate plan was for everybody, who might be single, married, divorced, with or without children, young adults and the elderly.

During the introduction of the product by Leadway Capital and Trusts Limited in Lagos recently, the company said it was committed to educating the public on the need to have a Will or a structured estate plan in place.

The Managing Director, Leadway Capital and Trusts, Ayo Wuraola, explained the brand’s offering as a quick and convenient way to write a Will, either online or through representatives, who were trained professionals equipped with information to assist customers complete the process easily and quickly.

He further said that with a written Will, people would ensure that their loved ones were provided for, and that the distribution of their wealth as they deemed fit was validly documented, which would promote easy succession.

The Head, Private Trusts, Morenike Akinwande-Tomori, said she understood the need for people to provide and secure a better future for nuclear and extended family members. She added that sometimes, friends, associates, charities and other interests could be taken care of.

According to Tomori, the launch of a Will writing service that is available online and through direct partners is the company’s solution to help people document their intention before they eventually pass on.

She added, “We also want to encourage people to go online as it is easier and more accessible. Simple Will and Simple Will Plus are options provided for subscription, depending on the nature of assets an individual possesses and both have complimentary insurance covers.”

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