Life in Israel? It’s wild, right? That’s why you’ve gotta think ahead, no matter how young or footloose you are. Let’s break it down:

1. Got Stuff? You Need a Will
Forget the idea that wills are just for old folks – if you’ve got anything worth leaving behind (even if it’s just your epic vinyl collection), you need a will. Without one, the government gets to play Santa with your stuff, and trust me, they’re not as generous as the real deal. This is extra important if you’re shacking up without a ring – the law doesn’t automatically see your partner as family.

2. Not Married? Will It Up, ASAP
Living in sin (aka cohabiting)? The law’s not on your side if something happens to you. Want to make sure your boo gets looked after? Get that will sorted, pronto.

3. I Do, I Don’t, I Do Again? Update That Will
Tying the knot or giving marriage another shot? Congrats! But heads up – getting hitched can cancel out your old will. Same goes for divorce or popping out kids. Any big life change? Time to dust off that will and make sure it’s still saying what you want.

4. No Will? The State Steps In
Kick the bucket without a will, and it’s like letting your nosy neighbor decide who gets your stuff. The government has rules, but they might not match what you want. Your live-in love, bonus kids, or even Fluffy the cat could end up with zilch.

5. Make Your Money Work for You
While you’re at it, think about smart ways to invest your shekels. Whether you’re flying solo or part of a duo, good investments can help make sure your family, siblings, and even pets are sitting pretty in the future.

Remember, planning ahead isn’t just for the retirement crowd. It’s about making sure your wishes are respected and your loved ones are taken care of, no matter what curveballs life throws your way. So get on it – future you (and your people) will thank you!