From time to time people, often ringers, would like to leave some money to the Association in their will. This is obviously a wonderful thing to do, however it is important for the wording of such a desire to be correct so as to ensure there is no ambiguity.
Margaret Funnell, who works for a solicitor in Rochester, has provided the following clause which should be used when someone wants to leave money to the Association in their will:
I GIVE free of inheritance tax the sum of X pounds (£ X ) to THE KENT COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF CHANGE RINGERS BELL RESTORATION FUND (Registered Charity No. 261294) for their charitable purpose.
If you know of someone who is considering leaving a legacy to the Association, please do make them aware of the above wording.