Who should make a will?
What you own
Who gets what?
Family & other beneficiaries
Guardians
Other wishes
Executors of your will
Signing the will
Where to keep the will
Keeping your will up to date

You must also name the people you want to appoint as 'executors' of your will - the people who carry out the administration of your will after your death. These could be friends or family members, or a professional such as your solicitor. A good combination would be a friend or family member and a professional. Ideally, you should choose someone who is familiar with financial matters. Make sure you ask your executors whether they are happy to take on this duty, as there are long-term responsibilities involved. It is a good idea to ask someone younger than you are.