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What happens when someone in your family passes away and nobody knows where the will is, or whether one even exists? On this episode of Seated With Lebo & Thato Rampedi, presented in collaboration with Sanlam, we get into one of the most uncomfortable conversations families often avoid: wills, inheritance, money, and what we leave behind. Joined by a financial services professional, Lebo and Thato unpack why so many families put off estate planning, the myths surrounding wills, and how keeping important financial information a secret can create confusion and conflict when loved ones are no longer around. But this conversation goes beyond paperwork. The brothers get personal about family finances, the pressure of supporting loved ones, the unspoken expectations placed on family members, and the difficult questions we sometimes feel too uncomfortable to ask our parents. Is it wrong to want to understand your family's plans? Does talking about inheritance make you greedy? And are we protecting our families by…
What happens when someone in your family passes away and nobody knows where the will is, or whether one even exists? On this episode of Seated With Lebo & Thato Rampedi, presented in collaboration with Sanlam, we get into one of the most uncomfortable conversations families often avoid: wills, inheritance, money, and what we leave behind. Joined by a financial services professional, Lebo and Thato unpack why so many families put off estate planning, the myths surrounding wills, and how keeping important financial information a secret can create confusion and conflict when loved ones are no longer around. But this conversation goes beyond paperwork. The brothers get personal about family finances, the pressure of supporting loved ones, the unspoken expectations placed on family members, and the difficult questions we sometimes feel too uncomfortable to ask our parents. Is it wrong to want to understand your family's plans? Does talking about inheritance make you greedy? And are we protecting our families by…
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