A parent has died and the money is behind a counter. Someone said succession certificate. Someone else said probate. A third person said the nominee gets everything. At least two of them are wrong.
Money Stuck is the whole journey in the order you will actually walk it. Fifteen chapters — the first fourteen days, who inherits, the five documents and which one you need, then one chapter per asset class. A 24-case worked casebook where you decide before reading the verdict; eighteen of the twenty-four need no court document at all. A printable emergency card. And an appendix naming twenty-three points where the law is genuinely unsettled, because in this subject the confident sentences are the dangerous ones.
Written to the position on 1 September 2026, including the removal of the probate requirement in December 2025, the Reserve Bank's deceased-customer Directions of September 2025, and the securities transmission and nomination changes of August and September 2026.
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