It's a morbid topic but the public is being urged to think seriously about making a will.
A will is the only way to make sure your savings and possessions will go to the people and causes that you care about after you die.
Leaving a will should remove any doubt about who you want to leave your estate to and reduce the risk of family disputes.
Claire Campton is from GJF Advocates; they're offering a free will service throughout March in return for a donation to Manx Cancer Help.
She says the importance of making a will cannot be understated:
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