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EPISODE · Sep 14, 2025 · 53 MIN

Last Wishes: Why You Should Leave Your Family Protected After Death

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Death is never easy to talk about. But if we don’t have the conversation now, our families may be left carrying not just grief — but also financial burdens, legal confusion, and emotional stress.In this powerful episode of Jus’ Ah Conversation, hosts Mikul and Aisha sit down with three experts to break down why preparing your last wishes matters more than ever:Tyrone S. Lowe – Insurance & Financial Advisor with 36+ years of experience in life insurance, financial planning, and legacy protection.Kerrilyn Walters – Attorney-at-law specializing in wills, estates, family law, and conveyancing.Kyesha Applewhaite – Manager of Legal Services at a financial institution, with expertise in commercial and property law.We discuss:How financial planning and insurance can protect your loved ones after you’re goneWhy every family should talk about wills and estate planningHow to view last wishes as a gift of love, peace, and security🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Buzzsprout & more.#JusAhConversation #LastWishes #FamilyProtection #BarbadosPodcast #FinancialLiteracy #LegacyPlanning

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Death is never easy to talk about. But if we don’t have the conversation now, our families may be left carrying not just grief — but also financial burdens, legal confusion, and emotional stress. In this powerful episode of Jus’ Ah Conversation, hosts Mikul and Aisha sit down with three experts to break down why preparing your last wishes matters more than ever: Tyrone S. Lowe – Insurance & Financial Advisor with 36+ years of experience in life insurance, financial planning, and legacy pr...

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