willsomeday
/ˈwɪlˌsʌmdeɪ/nounVerified NewThe indefinitely postponed writing of a will, kept alive by the belief that there is a more convenient year ahead.
Everyone agrees it should be done; no one books the appointment. Willsomeday is estate planning by procrastination, with the state's default template as executor.
Etym. — will + someday — the document's name fused with the date of its signing.
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