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Completely independent

The unique thing about Which? is that we are completely independent. We have no owners, shareholders or government departments to answer to and you'll never see an advert in our magazines or on our websites.

This means we work entirely on behalf of you, the consumer, and nobody else – so you can rest assured that you're getting the very best advice available.

The Which? Group

As a not-for-profit charitable organisation, all the money we make from our commercial operations is used to support the activities of the Which? Group.

One of our team of specialist paralegals. Each member of the team has undergone professional training in wills. The team is supervised by a solicitor regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA).

We are part of Which? Limited that is an unregulated organisation. The team is supervised by a solicitor regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA).

Combat Stress is the UK's leading charity for veterans' mental health. For over 100 years, they have provided specialist treatment and support to former servicemen and women experiencing the psychological impact of military service, including PTSD, Complex PTSD and moral injury. Their expert services help veterans recover from trauma and rebuild their lives. 

Yes, a charitable donation can be included as part of the will-writing process. Clear guidance is provided to help you add a donation in a way that reflects your wishes.

Gifts in wills can play an important role in supporting the causes people care about. They help charities continue their work, support communities, and plan for the future with greater certainty. This type of funding can contribute to ongoing services and longer-term initiatives. For many, leaving a gift is one way to extend their support, contributing to work that continues beyond their lifetime.

1. Specific gifts – such as your jewellery, shares or property
2. Cash – known as ‘pecuniary’ gifts
3. Residuary gifts – what's left after all debts have been paid and all other legacies have been accounted for.

We suggest you set aside around 1 hour to complete a document, although it can take less or more time, depending on the type of document you're creating and how much information you have to hand.

No, there isn't a time limit, you are very much in control of when you complete your documents. So you can start, then pause and come back when you are ready. But now you have purchased your documents, we suggest you complete them sooner rather than later.

Once you’ve made your purchase, you can start completing your document whenever it suits you using the easy-to-use online software.

Once you’ve completed your document, you can submit it for review by selecting ‘Send for review’ next to your document. A specialist will then review it and provide any feedback, guidance, or suggested changes if needed.

You can start filling it out when you’re ready with our easy to use software.

Our specialist paralegals check your document in detail to identify any errors and ensure it meets legal requirements. Once they are 100% satisfied it is correct, and it has been printed, signed, and witnessed properly, it becomes legally binding.

There is no charge for your will. Combat Stress has covered the full cost, so your order total will be £0.00. Simply complete the checkout process to finalise your will.