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What is a ‘right to reside’?
A trust of property in your Will can safeguard your share of your family home in certain situations. Our blog explains how a property trust in your Will could benefit your family.
You may think that Will trusts are only for the super-wealthy, but this is a misconception. We explain all you need to know with a case study example.
What is a discretionary Will trust?
A discretionary Will trust is like a gift box for your assets. With this legal trust arrangement, your trustees (the people you appoint in your Will) have the authority to decide how your assets are distributed among your beneficiaries.
Let’s look at some of the situations where a discretionary Will trust could be advantageous.
How do I safeguard my child’s future?
As you get ready to wave them goodbye and wish them well with their university studies, celebrate their potential and the exciting journey ahead.
Making a Will is an essential step in safeguarding their journey.
Can we give our home to our children?
If you’re considering gifting your property to your children to avoid care home fees, professional advice is essential. The practical and financial consequences of giving away your home to your children during your lifetime can be far-reaching.