Yes, you can speak to the adviser you see and inform them that you wish to make a donation. You can make a cash donation, pay by cheque or set up a BACS transfer.

It’s important that you use the services of a solicitor.

Your solicitor can add a gift to Citizens Advice Cheshire West into your existing will through a simple written instruction called a codicil.

Most people are surprised by how much their assets add up to. You don’t need to be wealthy to make a will – or leave a legacy.  After taking care of your loved ones, you can then choose to leave a residuary legacy (a portion of what is left after all your other commitments have been met) – or a pecuniary legacy (a gift of a specific amount) to the Citizens Advice service.

Leaving a gift to a charity such as Citizens Advice can lower the Inheritance Tax payable on your estate.  Your solicitor can answer any questions you have about Inheritance Tax.

Simply that you wish your gift to go to Citizens Advice or your chosen local Citizens Advice.