What do you hope to leave as your legacy

[Krypton]

Having recently signed-up for multiple insurance policies to cover death, funeral costs, morgate, etc. (all at the wife's insistence) and setting up two saving schemes for our youngest (one short-term; car, Uni - one long-term: house, grandkids, etc.) I'm now worth more to my family dead than alive.

Which got me onto thinking about my legacy if I manage to live to a ripe old age and not cash-in on all this cover.

I suppose by then I hope to have paid off the mortgage and our house will become the legacy. We don't have any family heirlooms to speak of, there's no shop where I can put "& son" on the sign, and I'm not on enough of a salary to leave a sizeable nest-egg.

Do you have something you will be leaving as a legacy to your loved ones?

 

[Toshiba Boy]

Krypton, surely your legacy is the passing on of your DNA through your children.

 

[skudupnorth]

I passed something in the bog this morning but for some reason no-one wants to keep it !

Kids definatly,hope they do me proud...i've got four so there is a good chance one will do alright

 

[Gerry Attrick]

An empty bank account!

 

[beanzontoast]

One thing's for sure - they aren't going to want my cd collection!

 

[numbnuts]

I haven’t got any love ones, so being in sound mind I spent the lot

 

[yello]

I haven’t got any love ones, so being in sound mind I spent the lot

Yep, me 'n'all.

If only I knew my exact moment of death, I'd calculate spending my last euro seconds before that hgv squished me flat

Or are we talking more than a monetary legacy here? On that score, I don't give a sh*t to be perfectly frank... I'll be dead!

 

[Kestevan]

A really massive Credit Card bill

 

[mickle]

A set of happy well adjusted children.

 

[yello]

A set of happy well adjusted children.

What, just like bookends?

 

[trekboi1989]

 

[dellzeqq]

buildings. Some of which I'm proud of, and some of which are really very dull. So, if St. Pete asks, I intend to be a bit selective.

 

[Crankarm]

Having recently signed-up for multiple insurance policies to cover death, funeral costs, morgate, etc. (all at the wife's insistence) and setting up two saving schemes for our youngest (one short-term; car, Uni - one long-term: house, grandkids, etc.) I'm now worth more to my family dead than alive.

Which got me onto thinking about my legacy if I manage to live to a ripe old age and not cash-in on all this cover.

I suppose by then I hope to have paid off the mortgage and our house will become the legacy. We don't have any family heirlooms to speak of, there's no shop where I can put "& son" on the sign, and I'm not on enough of a salary to leave a sizeable nest-egg.

Do you have something you will be leaving as a legacy to your loved ones?

Your bike?

Be worried if your wife made you take out these insurances/assurances. Has she taken out reciprocal insurances in the event she dies?

 

[rich p]

The kids can have the rabbit hutch I built last week. At the rate Slasher Osborne's going they may have to live in the ****ing thing.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

The kids can have the rabbit hutch I built last week. At the rate Slasher Osborne's going they may have to live in the ****ing thing.