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How to Write a Will in Malaysia: A Simple Guide for Young Professionals and Families Talking about wills isn’t usually the most exciting topic—especially for young professionals or parents busy building a life in Malaysia. But if you have assets, savings, or loved ones who depend on you, having a will is a vital part of securing your family’s future and ensuring peace of mind. Whether you’re a fresh grad just starting to build your net worth or a parent juggling career and childcare, understanding how to write a will is an important step in your financial journey. This guide breaks down the process for Malaysians, highlighting essentials and debunking myths along the way. Why Having a Will Matters—Even If You’re Young Too many Malaysians believe wills are just for the elderly or the extremely wealthy. The reality is much different. A will is simply a legal document that lets you decide what happens to your assets—your savings, car, insurance payouts, EPF (Employees Provident Fu...

Digital Assets in Your Will: What Every Malaysian Needs to Know About Protecting Online Wealth Imagine this: You have spent years building your savings, your investments, and perhaps even your side business online. But what happens to your e-wallet credits, crypto holdings, or your social media accounts when you’re gone? For Malaysians increasingly living— and earning—online, it’s time to ask: are your digital assets truly protected? In today’s digital-first world, safeguarding your online wealth is just as important as safeguarding your physical ones, especially when it comes to legacy planning. What Are Digital Assets—and Why Do They Matter in Malaysia? Digital assets are much more than just cryptocurrency like Bitcoin or Ethereum. For most Malaysians, “digital assets” can include anything of financial or sentimental value stored online: Online banking and e-wallet accounts (Maybank2u, Touch ‘n Go eWallet, GrabPay) Online investments (Rakuten Trade, StashAway, Wahed)...

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