Writing a will is probably not on the to-do lists of most 27-year-olds.
But Erin Atkinson has already decided what should happen to her money and belongings when she dies.
"At first it felt quite surreal because you associate wills with older people," she says.
Erin works in psychological research at a London university and moved to the capital from Bristol four years ago.
She now rents and, although she did not want to share her exact salary, does not see herself as particularly wealthy. Even so, she has already decided where some of her things should go.