Trust Planning
How can I protect the assets that I pass to my loved ones?
Protecting your inheritance for future generations is commonly referred to as “Bloodline Planning”.
Bloodline Planning is ensuring that your assets reach your children, grandchildren and other relatives, rather than ending up in the wrong hands!
The strategic use of Trusts can ensure that your children and grandchildren are able to benefit completely from the inheritance you want them to receive and at the same time, protect the family home and other assets from being lost to the costs of Long Term Care.
When assets are distributed to beneficiaries “absolutely”, (i.e. they receive cash, property or other assets as a direct lump sum payment) so much can be lost. These assets are then considered to be part of the beneficiary’s estate and would be at risk of attack from any future divorce settlements, creditors and taxation. The use of effective trust planning can help to mitigate and even completely resolve these risks, leaving the assets that you have passed on safe with your loved ones.
SOME BASIC FACTS
Assets not protected by a Trust face attack from…
The inheritance tax incurred when your beneficiaries pass these assets on to their loved ones.
Personal/Business Creditors or Bankruptcy claims.
The Divorce or separation settlements of future generations.
An estimated 70,000 people per year have to sell their homes to pay for care.
Without the correct “Bloodline Planning” some, or all of your children’s or grandchildren’s (bloodline’s) inheritance could be lost.
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