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Estate Planning the Silver Lining Way.
Make sure your assets end up in the hands of those you intend.
Estate Planning is really just an extension of Will Writing, and aims to use certain measures to protect your assets after you have gone.
You can protect against:
- Inheritance Tax
- Long Term Care Fees
- Remarriage and subsequent squandering of assets by a surviving spouse
- Loss of assets by immature dependants
and many other situations…Read More
IOU Discretionary Will.
An often overlooked trust that can be written into your will.
By incorporating these trusts into your Wills, you can save up to £120,000 in Inheritance Tax for your loved ones. They work by allowing you to leave your assets in trust rather than absolutely to your spouse…Read More
Protective Property.
Protect half your property with this trust.
The Protective Property Trust can protect at least half of your property against long term care fees in the future. They also allow you to leave your spouse an interest in your house but without them actually owning it…Read More
Disabled Discretionary Trust.
Designed to provide care for the less able.
If you have a disabled child or grandchild you will want to ensure that the child is looked after if you die. The problem is that by leaving assets in that disabled person’s name they will almost certainly lose any state benefits they are receiving until the money has run out. They may also be unable to manage money themselves…Read More
Power of Attorney.
Important when ones ability to cope is called into question.
If somebody loses their mental capacity to the point where they cannot manage their affairs, their family or friends have to make an application to The Court of Protection before they can make use of any of the assets owned by that person…Read More
Tenants in Common.
Unless you are the sole owner and occupier, you will need to know this.
Most people own their house jointly, or as joint beneficial tenants. This means that if one of the owners dies, their share automatically passes to the survivor…Read More
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