Preparing a will expresses your desires and intentions in the distribution of your assets. Getting your will in order will avoid potential conflicts among your heirs. You should consider preparing a will an essential financial exercise. In some cases, if one dies without making a will, a large portion of the assets left by the deceased goes to the government, possibly amounting to more than 50% of the net assets. Therefore, preparing a will is necessary to protect your savings and assets, and their orderly and smooth passage to the intended beneficiaries.