PZL Blog | Singapore
Insurance Authority & CPF Insights
Category: Estate Planning
Proper estate planning prevents potential legal entailment & entanglement. Above all, will the law speak for your final wishes or turn it into an argument?
Learn how to revoke a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) in Singapore, including voluntary and automatic revocation scenarios.
Altogether, there are five steps to make a lasting power of attorney in Singapore. Find out how to make a valid LPA in this post.
A Lasting Power of Attorney or an LPA allows you to appoint a trusted donee to act on your behalf if you lose mental capacity.
You can revoke a Will to revert your estate distribution to the previous arrangement. Find out the four ways to revoke your Will.
Understand Singapore’s Intestate Succession Act and how your estate will be distributed if you pass away without a valid Will.
Understand CPF Special Needs Savings Scheme (SNSS) and how it ensures the long-term care of your child when you are no longer around.
The CPF Enhanced Nomination Scheme (“ENS”) allows you to transfer your CPF monies to your nominee’s CPF account upon your death.
CPF cash nomination is the default option to distribute your CPF monies to your nominees. Here is a complete guide to help you.
Find out what is CPF Nomination and how it works in Singapore. Do you know that your CPF monies cannot be distributed through a Will?
We will apply the probate process when you pass away with a valid will. This speeds up the time required to realise your estate.