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The Soul👊🏿💙's profile picture
The Soul👊🏿💙2 years ago

This is the truth. I know of this family, the father had a will with these other attorneys in Kanana Township, Klerksdorp. When he passed, those attorney registered one of the properties on their name. The daughter of the deceased came to our office recently to seek assistance.

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We’re up🇿🇦2 years ago

If the banks against your content, then there’s something right in it.

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Yashailen Moodley2 years ago

The Dr Matthew Lani of financial advice this one. Even more scary to see people believe this nonsense. This is reckless bordering on dangerous advice.

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Swenky2 years ago

He's misleading so many people.

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MsolaBazi2 years ago

I’ve been wondering why would my bank be so adamant calling me telling me I should get a will and it’s for free kanti le migodoyi wanna godoyi us, you’re a hero my brother

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🇿🇦#FUCKFIFA🇵🇸2 years ago

There is also something called the Intestate Succession Act 81/1987 for those that pass on without leaving a valid will. If you not have a will, your estate will be administered according to this Act.

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Jolakazi Ndawo2 years ago

He is correct about the banks.

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Nhlamu2 years ago

Whether your house is in your Will or not, you’ll have to pay transfe fees if the house costs more than R1 100 000.

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Ern 🌍𝕏2 years ago

You are talking nonsense. All your assets forms part of an estate.

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T192 years ago

I don't blame them for laying charges against you. You are misleading people. Everything you own while still alive forms part of your estate whether you include it in your will or not.

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QQ2 years ago

If in your Will you decides not to mention your valuables like immovables, still they will form part of your estate and will require administration

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thecoolaccountant2 years ago

Please explain how you will transfer a property without getting lawyers involved? Step by step Abuti

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Grace Malefahlo2 years ago

With the banks very true, with Capital Legacy you pay monthly premiums for all those admin/transfer fees.

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JS2 years ago

But this is actually misleading. Whether you have a Will or not, as long as your estate is above R250 000 it will still go under administration. Your estate will be dealt with in terms of Intestate Act, which is even more complicated and more often frustrating for your heirs.

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🌸Oleander🌸2 years ago

Manje what do we do with our properties? Do we just let them fight after our deaths, especially since some of us don’t have kids?

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The Truth2 years ago

Having a Will is very expensive, when it comes to fees his telling the truth. Nothing but the truth. Banks make alot of money via fees, any type of products you can have with them. E.g You investment your money is not growing but there monthly fees, tht reduce your investments.

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John the Ripper 🇿🇦2 years ago

The guy is partly correct, use those smarthpones instead saying he is lying

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Music Lover 💝2 years ago

This makes sense

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S'celo P Gumede2 years ago

After the death of a natural person- their possessions will either be distributed intestate or testate. A will is a legally binding document used by an appointed executioner of choice, to administrator one's estate. Everyone should have a will. It is the responsible thing to do.

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miss_tee2 years ago

Bad advice gone wrong. He should have just stopped at banks. Everything else was just lies. Will or no will, estates needs to be administered. But when the banks are your executors, that’s asking for unnecessary headaches. Nominate beneficiaries to policies and not add to will

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Mpendulo Lukhele2 years ago

This is soo true, when my father passed away, he left a will with the lawyers and the admin costs have us by the neck, choking, thankfully my siblings and I have a good relationship so we haven’t changed ownership of any asset my dad owned and life goes on

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Naza2 years ago

After watching this video I understand why he got a FAIS complaint, this is so misleading and SO dangerous! Please people, don't take his advice because he doesn't know what he's talking about. Also, it's a FAIS complaint, not criminal charges.

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Queen2 years ago

What’s his handle, I want to follow him

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kido2 years ago

How can we reverse this?

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James maduna2 years ago

Fake news and needs to be reported to FSCA

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Olebogeng2 years ago

Tjo

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Kgatlego87062 years ago

He's actually right. I worked in this field. People here the word will and think of it like in movies or see celebrity families fighting. By the time the matter is resolved, these companies already own half the estate cos of the charges raking up.

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Msongi-waseGubazi2 years ago

@fscasouthafrica nizothula vele?

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Nhla Jili2 years ago

He is super right....avoid what you can!

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Mokoena (MBA) 🇿🇦2 years ago

Jeepers

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P®tia 🌸🇿🇦2 years ago

I dont hear hear what he is saying though, if you don't do will then what do you do if you have minors?

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