One of the most important aspects, but often neglected, in financial planning is estate planning.
As I write, many would like to know how to earn more, save more, and invest profitably. All these are great as we should strive to be rich, wealthy and financially free. However, the thing is: “How would all these assets be managed upon our passing?” After all, we can’t take any of those from the world we live in today.
Personally, I’m more well-versed with planning for my estates as a non-Muslim Malaysian.
But, what if you’re a Muslim?
Or, what if you are not a Muslim but have family members who are Muslims?
How does that impact estate planning?
Here, Amna Fazillah, Faraid Islamic Estate Planner, shares the following:
– Introduction of Faraid (Islamic Law of Inheritance)
– What Happens to Beneficiaries without Proper Islamic Estate Planning?
– The types of legal heirs and their entitlements
– The importance of Faraid in Islamic Estate planning
– How to Get Started?
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