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Will - Security for Family Future

KIN~WILL

A must have document if you care about your loved ones!

Posted On: 2024-04-12

Treasure Hunt–My Wealth

KIN~UNKNOWN

Forgotten or unclaimed investment are very common, Kinheritance can help you trace it !!!

Posted On: 2024-04-12

Treasure Hunt - Lost Shares

KIN~UNKNOWN

Per SEBI Rs 17,326 crore (Rs 173.26 billion) in unclaimed shares...would it belongs to you !!!

Posted On: 2024-04-12

Free...Free...Insurance

KIN~CLAIM

Yes, you have read it right!!!

Kinheritance highlights the hidden treasure of insurance cover available to all at 'no cost'….

Posted On: 2024-04-12

WHO CAN BE A WITNESS TO A WILL?

KIN~WILL

This article aims to examine the eligibility requirements for attesting or witnessing a will in India, as well as the regulations that apply in this regard. 

Posted On: 2024-04-12

Myths & Facts Related To Last Will

KIN~WILL

Confusion frequently results from misconceptions brought on by ignorance or by similarities between the laws and procedures. 

Posted On: 2024-04-15

How Can One Claim Unclaimed Dividends & Shares Transferred to IEPF

KIN~UNKNOWN

As per Rule 7 (1) of the Investor Education and Protection Fund Authority Rules, 2016, the unclaimed dividends that have been transferred to the IEPF can be claimed by submitting the IEPF-5 Form.

Posted On: 2024-04-15

How can someone find out if they or someone they know have unclaimed dividends from MCA IEPF Portal?

KIN~UNKNOWN

Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you find out if you or someone you know have unclaimed dividends:

Posted On: 2024-04-15

CAN A REGISTERED WILL BE CHALLENGED BEFORE A COURT IN INDIA?

KIN~WILL

The testator, or the person drafting the will, uses a will as a legal document to express his final desires on the distribution of his assets after his death. 

Posted On: 2024-04-15

OVERVIEW OF UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS & SHARES

KIN~UNKNOWN

Investors have various investment options and opportunities in the Indian financial market, but sometimes, funds may go unclaimed or forgotten.

Posted On: 2024-04-15

PROBATION OF A WILL IN INDIA

KIN~WILL

In India, there are two ways to transfer inheritance. The first way is through a will, and the other is without a will, where equal distribution occurs depending on the religion. 

Posted On: 2024-04-15

Difference between Testamentary Trust & Private Trust

KIN~WILL

It's crucial to remember that this information provides a general overview and shouldn't be misconstrued as legal advice. 

Posted On: 2024-04-15

Legal Heir Certificate & Succession Certificate in India: A Detailed Breakdown

KIN~UNKNOWN

In the absence of a valid Will, the distribution of a deceased person’s assets in India is governed by the Indian Succession Act, 1925. Two critical documents come into play here: the Legal Heir Certificate and the Succession Certificate.

Posted On: 2024-04-15