What to do with money when someone dies in Nepal: bank, FD, PF, insurance, and shares
When someone dies in Nepal, their bank, FD, PF, CIT, SSF, insurance, and shares must each be claimed separately. The documents, the process, and the traps.
Inheritance and wills in Nepal: what happens to your money if you don't write one
The Muluki Civil Code 2074 governs intestate succession in Nepal: daughters inherit equally, there is no estate tax, and the real bottleneck is execution.
Women's property rights in Nepal: ansha, parental property, and the marital share
What the Constitution 2072 and Civil Code 2074 give Nepali women: equal coparcener status, parental ansha, widow's share, and the 25% registration discount.
Money talks with parents in Nepal: 5 conversations to have before they retire
Five money talks to have with Nepali parents before retirement: pension, where the money is, property, health, debt — with the law and numbers behind each.
