Mysuru: “Will should be made by a person who has attained majority and is of sound mind and that it comes into effect after the death of the author of the Will,” said Certified Financial Planner and Legal Advisor Sripad Sangli.
He was delivering a lecture on ‘Financial Planning and Importance of Wills,’ organised by CSIR Pensioners Welfare Association, at the IFTTC Auditorium, CFTRI, here recently and explained in a very clear and lucid manner, that a Will, being a declaration, is the simplest form of transferring one’s earnings and assets to the loved ones.
