SimplyWilling ©  "It's not a question of If, but When...."

Living Life Is About Making Choices

Throughout life we can make choices about a whole range of things that we wish to do, buy, participate in and engage.  We are all unique and we have different tastes, biases, perceptions and needs, and that’s OK because we are human after all.
 
In some instances when presented with choices one of the choices we can make is to NOT choose, and move on, blissfully without any risk or consequences. That’s an OK position to be in for many things.
 
There is one choice in life that we just don’t get to make, and it’s not really a case of If, but When, as it happens to us all. We are talking about Death, which is often a hushed subject, little spoken about until it happens in our circle of friends, family etc.
 
Choosing to make your Last Will and Testament now is a great “peace of mind” position to be in as it allows you to express your wishes about how events are to be handled When you are gone. Notice we didn’t say If you die, we said, When you die. That’s not being harsh or brutal, it’s being realistic but the agony that your survivors face is that they need to make arrangements for a whole host of affairs after you are gone and it can be a whole lot simpler if you have prepared the basic details for them.
 
You can choose to do this through your Last Will and Testament.
 
Many put off the task saying I will get around to that later, and its put off and put off.

"Many of us don't even have a 1st Will and Testament!"

From time to time we hear of situations where people have died without a last Will and Testament being created and as a result the immediate issues need to be handled by an external person or business that needs to extract from the survivors  the arrangements to be made.
 
When it comes to distribution of the estate this needs to be handled, (if you haven’t made a Will) under the laws of the land and you may find court orders are required to close out financial affairs and estate distribution. This can be a long drawn out and expensive process and isn’t what you probably would have wanted anyway. This is added grief and burden for your survivors.
 
A good starting place is the Last Will and Testament as it allows you to state what you want done with a wide range of aspects surrounding your situation and financial affairs and even allows you to specify who will look after minor children etc.
 
Drawing up a simple Will can be an expensive legal process that can range in cost anywhere from $AUD 75 minimum to $AUD 300 upwards depending on the conditions expressed in the Will.  To update your Will due to change in circumstances you then need to pay these fees again, and by that time they may have escalated.
 
SimplyWilling © is a simple software program that allows you to generate a properly constructed Will that allows you to enter all the relevant details about your wishes and views on how you want your estate to be handled after you have gone. It can be used within your immediate family to generate as many Wills as you like, as often as you like based on changes in circumstances for a single once only fee.

SimplyWilling © is offered as a once only licence fee of $US40 (approx $AUD 60) and allows you to save the Will and print the Will. For a Will to be Legal you need to print the Will, sign it in the presence of two witnesses who must not be beneficiaries to the Will, and then we suggest you lodge the Will in a safe place and tell your family and/or executors where it can be located.   

NOTE: If your affairs are likely to be complicated due to the following circumstances we suggest that you use a solicitor as Simply Willing is designed for most simple Wills. It’s tempting to save money by setting up your own will, but we recommend that you seek professional legal advice to create a Will if:

• If your estate is not simple, for example because you want to set up trusts,
• you have large amounts of real estate or are a partner in a business, then you are strongly encouraged to seek professional, legal advice.
• Your circumstances are complicated or the way you wish to pass your assets on is very detailed
• You have a beneficiary or family member or partner who is unable to care for themselves and is financially and physically dependent on you
• You have been married before or have children from a previous marriage or are in a blended or de facto family situation
• Your permanent home is not in the current country you are located in and/or you are not a citizen of the country you reside in at present.
• You have property, or assets or funds located overseas
• You run a business or a part owner of a business 
• You want to reduce or avoid tax obligations that may be applicable at death in your country.

Should your situation cover more complex requirements, such as those listed above then we strongly recommend that you consult a professional adviser such as lawyer or solicitor or Wills expert to create a Will that specifically suits your circumstances.   

Can I Download A Free Evaluation Copy Of Simply Willing To Trial?

Sure. Evaluation of Simply Willing is free.

Click the Evaluate Now button below. When the File Download dialog appears, select "Save".

To install, double click the SimplyWilling.msi file and accept all defaults.

When you run the program, a dialog will be displayed asking for an activation code. It also displays a button labelled "Evaluate". Click the Evaluate button and a few moments later, Simply Willing will be ready to run. You can do what you like with it, including saving your Last Will. The only thing you will not be able to do is print it. For that you have to buy a copy.

You can buy Simply Willing by clicking the "Buy Now!" link below.

You have 5 days to evaluate Simply Willing. After that you must either buy the program or uninstall it.

How Do I Purchase a Software License?

Click the Buy Now link below. After you've paid for the program you will be sent an activation code by email.

NOTE: When placing the order you will be asked to enter your telephone number. This is required for order verification purposes. When you enter your number, please ensure that you enter the number in full - including international dialling codes. For example, 011 61 8 12345678.

Don't forget to read the license file.

If you buy Simply Willing, you will need to activate it. You will have received an activation code through your email

Run the program and click the "Activate" button. When the Activate dialog is displayed, enter the activation code you received and click Next. You will be asked for a password and email. Both are used to enable the Simply Willing activation code to be resent to you in the event that you have to re-install.

What Happens If I Give It Away?

We are not going to sic the anti-piracy police on you!

You can give copies of Simply Willing to your friends and family for evaluation. In fact, we'd love it if you did.

However, if they activate it using your activation code, your copy will stop working. If they like the program and want their own copy, they must buy it.

How Much Will It Cost Me?

Version	Price
Evaluation (5 days)	FREE!	Evaluate Now!
All Versions	US$40.00	Buy Now!
Discounts Available For Bulk Buys
Although the price quoted is US dollars, if you live in a country other than the United States, the price will be displayed in your local currency.

How Do I Pay For It?

Just click the 'Buy Now!' link above where you can pay by credit card.  Buy SimplyWilling © today at BuyNow 

User Manual

To see how easy it is to use Simply Willing to create your Last Will and Testament, click here to download the user manual. (Requires Adobe Reader) User manual http://www.pcprofile.com/User_Manual_Simply_Willing.pdf