We've partnered with AWAY Wills – and there's £20 off for Welleness customers

Only 23.4% of Welleness users have an up-to-date Will and 62.9% don’t have one at all.

So if you haven’t sorted yours out yet, you’re definitely not alone.

And it's not that people don't think it matters, but it often sits on the list somewhere between "renew passport" and "finally clear out the loft" – important, but easy to keep pushing to next month. Nationally, the picture is similar: the Money and Pensions Service found that 56% of UK adults have no Will at all.

It can be a difficult thing to think about, but for most women, protecting their family is absolutely their highest priority and a Will is one of the kindest things you can do to save your loved ones future stress and ensure your wishes are properly recorded. 

So we're delighted to announce a new partnership with AWAY Wills, founded by Nellie McQuinn, to make it that bit easier to actually get it done.

What this means for you

Welleness customers get £20 off a Will through AWAY Wills.

Putting a Will in place doesn't have to be complicated or expensive. You can book a free, no-obligation 30-minute call with AWAY Wills founder Nellie, an experienced (and genuinely lovely) Will-writer, at a time that suits you.

On the call, she will:

• Talk through your situation and options
• Help you decide what's right for you and your family
• Be completely transparent about costs

If it's been sitting on your to-do list for a while – or nagging you late at night – this is a simple way to get it sorted and give yourself real peace of mind.

“From the first conversation I had with Nellie, I knew she would be the perfect person to help Welleness customers. She's incredibly knowledgeable and personable, and she manages to turn what could be a very daunting topic into a straightforward conversation. She really understands what matters to women when it comes to planning for their family's future.”

• Lucy Wayment, Co-Founder of Welleness

Why AWAY Wills

Nellie founded AWAY Wills in 2023, after a chance conversation with a Will-writer made her realise how much the document actually does, and how few people know it. Then she looked at the options for drafting her own, and the reason for the gap was obvious. The process, the language, the branding: all of it archaic, and all of it aimed squarely at retirees with wealth. Her own peers, working parents with young children and mortgages, weren't being spoken to at all. They needed to understand why a Will mattered, and they needed a service that felt accessible rather than intimidating, with appointments that fitted around real lives. So she trained, qualified as a full member of the Society of Will Writers, and built the thing she'd wanted in the first place.

AWAY Wills is digital-first and human-led. A video call instead of an office appointment, evenings and weekends included. A fixed price, so you know what it costs before you start. Plain English throughout, and no assumptions about what your family looks like or how much you're worth.

"I started AWAY Wills because I wanted Will-writing to be more accessible, particularly for the people the industry has always overlooked. Minorities, unmarried couples, blended families, anyone whose life doesn't fit the assumptions baked into the process. Welleness is closing the investing gap for women, which is the other half of the same conversation, and the alignment with the AWAY Wills values has been clear from the moment we first connected. I'm delighted to be helping Welleness members protect the wealth they build." 

• Nellie McQuinn, Founder, AWAY Wills

Join our webinar: How to protect your family

Want to hear more before you book a call? Join us and Nellie for a live webinar, How to protect your family, on 29th September at 1pm. We'll cover the essentials of putting a Will in place, the most common questions women ask, and how to think about protecting the people who matter most to you.

Register for the webinar here.

Get started

Book your free call now and claim your £20 off. If a Will has been sitting on your own "get round to it" list, consider this your sign.