Ep. 37: Will Be Done Part 1 -- What WILL it be?

Initial Reactions and Personal Experiences: The conversation starts with a thought most people have had and then ignored—their death—and continues into a discussion of individuals' avoidance in getting their wills done. One speaker recalls a package called "Complete a Will in a Day" that they purchased but never utilized due to the daunting paperwork and fear of the process.

Complexities and Emotional Burdens: The conversation delves into the complexities of creating a will, discussing the emotional and practical challenges—from the acknowledgment of one’s mortality to the time constraints of getting a will done, and even to the practical aspects of paperwork.

Importance and Objectives of Will Be Done: The objective of "Will Be Done" is to ease members’ and their families’ worries and stress during a difficult time, highlighting the importance of credit unions in supporting members with estate planning. The emphasis is on putting members in a better position while relieving families who'll inherit finances and assets.

Personal Connections to the Project: Team members share their personal motivations, including experiences with family disputes over inheritances due to the absence of wills. They express a drive to solve this problem and stress the emotional complexity and practical difficulties involved in handling such situations.

Credit Unions' Role and Support Offered: The discussion focuses on credit unions' unique position as partners in improving members' financial well-being. It highlights the credit unions' readiness to pilot the "Will Be Done" program, offering support to ease the process and acknowledging the need for such a service despite the stresses credit unions face.