Planning for the Unexpected Ep. 2

Planning for the inevitable can be a confronting and baffling area, and easy to put in the too hard basket for now. It's something most of us don't want to think about. 

We don't know when death comes knocking, but we can certainly put many things in place so you can have peace of mind. Planning ahead can also avoid potential conflict.

This new, free, online series from OWN is presented by family lawyer Alice Mantel, elder law specialist and author of Every Woman’s Guide to Retirement, together with Amanda Armstrong, producer. They will take you systematically through what you need to organise, from writing a will, family conversations, and how to approach the dreaded task of decluttering, etc. 

This practical and reassuring series will break down the steps and give you tips to approach planning for the unexpected in a positive and proactive way.

This booking is for Episode 2: All about Swedish Death Cleaning or Decluttering for Beginners
Have you attempted to declutter your home? You’ll know it’s a daunting task, especially the challenge of letting go of your once valued possessions. Learn about the various methods designed to make the process easier - from Marie Kondo and her ‘spark joy’ test, to the gentle art of what’s called Swedish Death Cleaning. While there is no perfect process, there are some useful tips to help you unburden and live more lightly.