Free estate map for all of Canada
What happens to what you own
Your will controls less than you think. In a few minutes, see where everything goes when you die, what probate and tax take on the way, and who ends up with what.
- Free
- All ten provinces
- English and French
- Nothing you type is kept
Example: Ontario, married, one child, no will
Wherever you are in life
The questions change as life does. Start with the one in front of you.
Just getting started
A first TFSA, RRSP or home. Check who you have named on each, and who you have not.
Check your mapRaising children
Without a will nobody is named to raise them, and a child can inherit everything at 18.
See what they would getLiving together, not married
In several provinces a partner you are not married to inherits nothing without a will.
Check your provinceNearing retirement
Registered savings can leave a large tax bill on the final return. See who ends up paying it.
Work out the taxHelping a parent
Sit down together and go through theirs. Nothing is kept, so it is safe to try.
Start togetherAfter a death
If you are the executor, get the dates that cost money if missed, in order.
Get the datesHow it works
No account and no sign-up. Answer in your own words and round numbers.
Tell it about your family
Where you live, who you live with, your children and anyone else you might leave something to.
List what you own
And how each thing is held, because that decides whether your will controls it at all.
See who ends up with what
Next to what you said you want, with anything worth fixing at the top and the rule behind each figure.
An equal split that is not equal
A widow in Ontario names her daughter on a $500,000 RRSP and leaves her $500,000 house to her son. The RRSP's income tax is a debt of the estate, which is the son's side.
Daughter
$500,000
Son
$270,268
Built on the rules, not on guesses
Every figure comes from the 2026 federal and provincial tax tables, your province's probate schedule and its rules for estates without a will, each linked to its source. Read the guides.
A few minutes now, fewer surprises later
Free, for every province, and nothing you type is kept.