Lasting Power of Attorney or LPA
Having a will helps to protect your estate after your demise. But did you know that there is also another document that allows you to appoint one or more persons to make decisions for you when you lose mental capacity?
Based on MUIS, 16th fatwa meeting on March 12, 2019, LPA was made permissible to Muslim's in Singapore..
But is it necessary for you to have an LPA?
Think about this….
In the event IF you have a loss of mental capacity, you will find your bank accounts frozen.
Your family members cannot make decisions regarding your personal welfare and your business and financial matters.
If your family is dependent on you, they cannot access your funds to pay for your hospital bills, mortgage, etc.
So here's where we step in -
learn how to put together your own Lasting Power of Attorney
Guided by certified Estate Planners who are familiar with Shariah related matters for ONLY $50!
Join us in our upcoming Islamic Lasting Power of Attorney Workshop, where you will understand –
- Do you still need a will if you have LPA?
- What is the difference between a will and a lasting power of attorney?
- Can LPA override a will?
- What happens if you do not have an LPA?
Plus More…
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