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But how do you keep it safe, and still get access when you need it? You might need to make changes, for example to add a new child or grandchild, or if you inherit a sum of money. Whatever happens, it's a good idea to review your Will every few years, so it needs to be available immediately.

You could store it at home - but you risk it being lost or stolen, and it might not remain completely confidential. Storing your Will with a local solicitor or bank could be the answer, but this can be inconvenient and, if you move out of the area, it can be difficult for your executors to find.

Lawpack 's National Will Storage Service offers you a simple solution, giving complete protection to your Will with no time limit.