August 22, 2026 — 1:07pm

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A father of three died with almost $100,000 in unspent superannuation. His three daughters, two of whom had been cut out of his will, wanted it split equally between them.

His middle daughter was ultimately paid the entire sum – even though his will suggested the cash should go to charity.

The case highlights difficulties faced by will-makers in ensuring their unspent superannuation goes to their intended beneficiary, and the particular obstacles to leaving the money to charity.

The decision to give the money to the…

Read the full article at SMH.COM.AU