The Money & Will Taboo in Migrant Families

Many people assume their partner or family can "just sort things out" if something unexpected happens to them. However, under New Zealand law, dying without a valid will means the state step in, dictating exactly how your assets are distributed under legal default rules.

In a recent episode of Unfiltered with Sandy & Ruzbeh, the team tackles the often-uncomfortable subject of wills, estates, and the financial reality of what happens after death.

They are joined by Tanya Pinto, Senior Trustee at Public Trust, who breaks down:

• The legal mechanics of dying without a will (intestacy).

• Who is legally entitled to your hard-earned assets.

• Why partner ownership structures matter.

• How to prevent family friction through proactive estate planning.

Don't leave your family's financial future to default legal formulas. Catch the full podcast conversation to learn how to safeguard your estate.

Listen to the full episode