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Your Last Gift
- Getting Your Affairs in Order
- Narrateur(s): Matthew Hutton
- Durée: 2 h et 43 min
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Description
Does the idea of getting your affairs in order fill you with dread?
Your Last Gift is a practical step-by-step guide to getting your paperwork together, to help your loved ones. These bring together all the information that you would want to leave as Your Last Gift. There’s no need to delay any more - it’s time to start the process.
Matthew noticed a number of friends dying without leaving much vital information. In some cases, they had not even made a Will. The family was left to pick up the pieces. Death is challenging enough - and something we will all face - but by having your affairs in order, it will make the process a whole lot easier and kinder.
Ce que les critiques en disent
"Bravo. This is about as useful as a book can be." Stephen Fry
"…Matthew Hutton’s book is an urgent stimulus to action and a clear guide to ensuring that the present passes to the future in the kindest way possible.” General The Lord Dannatt GCB CBE MC DL - Former Chief of the General Staff
“We all want the last word – but this is the best ‘last word’ of the lot, and gives one a chance to leave this world having said everything necessary” Jonathan Ruffer – Chairman, Ruffer LLP
“…This book is light hearted, anecdotal, amusing as well as being informative, factual, practical and useful…” Lord Prior of Brampton - former MP and former Chairman of the National Health Service
"Matthew's book is a fascinating warning to those who can’t face the idea of death. As a retired solicitor and a vicar, his Book has a practical and a spiritual combination which is informative and soothing at the same time. I enjoyed it very much." Rupert Everett