How it works

The free check

Answer 6 or 7 quick questions
One tap each. Rough figures are fine.
No card, no account
See the answer
Would the house count for care fees, or have to be sold?
On screen, no email needed
Get your figures
Your care-fee limit, inheritance tax (not counting pensions), and what the children would be left.
By email, free

What the check asks

Who lives in the house, where it is, the owner's age, whether it would go to children, roughly what it is worth, and savings.

The inheritance tax check asks about pensions.

The figures come as a private report, yours to keep or share with family.

Satisfaction guarantee: a full refund within 14 days.

The £92 government fee to register each power of attorney is extra.

Answer the plan questions
A will writer's questions, in plain English. Save and come back.
Quick and guided
Our team checks it
A person reads your answers and draft will before anything is released, then emails you within 2 working days.
No phone calls
Sign it properly
We post your checked will to you free. Sign it with two witnesses, using our guide. Then tell us, and we check the witnesses.

The rules we check

Care. The 12-week disregard, who keeps the home out of the means test, the £23,250 and £14,250 limits, tariff income, the deferred payment agreement, NHS funded nursing care and continuing healthcare, and self-funder fees for England, Wales and Scotland.
Inheritance tax. The £325,000 nil-rate band, the £175,000 residence band and its taper over £2m, transfers between spouses, the 36% charity rate, gifts in the last seven years, and pensions from 6 April 2027.
Documents. Will, both lasting powers of attorney, and whether a couple owns as joint tenants or tenants in common.
Options. Staying put, downsizing with stamp duty and moving costs, releasing money with a lifetime mortgage at typical rates, and renting a room.