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Partnering with Palliative Care Tasmania: Winner Announcement

Palliative Care Tasmania is pleased to announce the winners of the 2020 Tasmanian Palliative Care Awards. Her Excellency, the Honourable Professor Kate Warner Governor of Tasmania (virtually), The Ho...

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Our COVID Safe practices

We are still here for you over the phone and online. Our branches are open with new safety measures in place for estate planning client appointments only. The safety of our clients, staff and communi...

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Partnering with Palliative Care Tasmania

The 2020 Tasmanian Palliative Care Awards have officially launched and are looking for nominees. This is the only state-wide award to honour and recognise those who show excellence in compassion and ...

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Estate planning for Parents of children with disabilities

Parents of children with disabilities are often concerned about how they can safeguard their child’s future if they are no longer around.  We hope that this information will provide you wi...

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How to write a condolence message

It can be difficult to express your well wishes to a friend or loved one in a condolence card or letter. Below are some tips that may help you in this process. Write from your heart: compassion goes ...

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When it comes to Elder Abuse, it’s ok to ask questions

Elder abuse is a daily reality for many Tasmanians. This is often the result of the limited communication that comes with social isolation, especially during the coronavirus crisis. In many cases old...

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How an administrator is appointed in Tasmania?

An administrator can be appointed by the Guardianship and Administration Board to help an adult with a decision-making disability make financial and legal decisions. Very few people require an or...

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Protecting your Pet Legacy

Our pets have a special place in our hearts, yet many of us don’t consider what might happen to them if they outlive us.

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2020 price changes explained

The Public Trustee believe every Tasmanian should have a Will and estate plan. Therefore we are simplifying our estate planning fee structure and amending our capital commission fees.

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