Episodes
| First Broadcast | Comments |
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| 20091116 |
Jolyon Jenkins investigates the probate industry and meets genealogists whose job it is to unite people with assets and the beneficiaries of intestate estates. He asks why there is so little regulation of this often lucrative industry and examines how a national register of wills, common to most developed countries, could ease the strain in times of grief.
People in the UK are three times as likely to review their gas bill than make a will, yet this important document is the difference between loved ones receiving our assets after their death and not.
Jolyon Jenkins investigates the probate industry.
| First Broadcast | Comments |
|---|---|
| 20091116 |