Looking at the Facts
Most Indians avoid discussing and documenting wills due to lack of knowledge, cultural taboos, and misconceptions, leading to poor financial planning and widespread property disputes.
Looking at the Facts
10%
of Indians write a will, largely due to cultural and educational barriers.
51%
of Indians are unprepared for retirement, reflecting poor financial planning.
$75.3 million
from policy holders and $6000 million in assets remain unclaimed, often because of poorly documented inheritance.
66%
of civil cases and 25% of Supreme Court cases in India involve property disputes, fueled by improper estate planning & wills.
Low Awareness
Many people lack understanding of wills or the process of making one.
Cultural Taboos
Discussing death or finances is culturally discouraged, making will conversations rare.
Why
Why
Many families face confusion and stress during life transitions such as preparing for one’s demise. Critical financial and legal information is often inaccessible, leaving loved ones unprepared. Legacy aims to empower communities by making guidance simple, actionable, and available in familiar formats.
What
What
Legacy delivers step-by-step guides, articles, checklists, and an AI chatbot through a website and printed newspaper. These resources offer personalized support and clear instructions, refined through user feedback to meet diverse linguistic and regional needs.
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Families lack clear guidance on legal and financial steps after a death.
2
Limited support
leave grieving families overwhelmed by paperwork and decisions.
3
Inefficient processes delay settlements and prolong stress.