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Estate planning for future generations

Unlocking the Power of Trusts

Trusts are useful tools that anybody can use in their estate plan as a shield against the uncertainties of the future.

Safeguarding the financial well-being of the people you love is the main goal of creating your estate plan. Trusts give you the powers to achieve this goal efficiently, extending protection over many years, frequently across multiple generations. A trust is about more than just managing your future finances, it's a testament to the thought and care that you are putting in to nurturing your family’s future.

 

Understanding the Landscape

Estate planning isn't solely about distributing assets - It's about protecting your family as effectively as possible for as long as possible. For mature couples, the cost of residential care costs looms large, threatening to erode the inheritance intended for their children. Stepfamilies need to strike a delicate balance, to provide security for each other and for the children of both sides of the family. Buy to let investors and business owners want to ensure that their business assets are properly managed for their family’s benefit after they have gone. And parents of young children care deeply about ensuring their children will be safe and secure if the very worst should happen.

 

The Role of Trusts

Trusts provide safe and flexible solutions to all these challenges. By including trusts in your estate plan, you can control how and when your assets are distributed and shield your assets from potential future problems like divorce, care costs, or economic upheavals. Trusts hep you to ensure that your legacy will protect and provide for multiple generations, ensuring that your wishes endure long after you're gone.

 

Bridging the Gap

A well-crafted estate plan bridges the gap between the present and the future, giving your decisions today lasting significance. Including a trust can ensure that a blended family is provided for equitably, from generation to generation. For private landlords and business owners, trusts can provide a blueprint for seamless asset management, ensuring continuity in the face of life's uncertainties. And for parents of young children, trusts provide reassurance, guaranteeing a secure future come what may.

 

Empowering Decision-Making

Estate planning can seem daunting, full of legal jargon and foreign concepts. But is doesn’t need to be that way. With no-nonsense, practical advice and support, you can make informed decisions with confidence. And if a trust is the right too for the job, you’re entitled to know that, and to understand why. That’s why the first step should always be a consultation, where you get to talk about your circumstances, your concerns, and what you want to achieve, followed by a clear and easy to read summary, outlining the best options for you and the logic behind them. That way you can be sure that your decisions are the right one for you and the people, you care about. 

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"I decided to get advice about making my will because I was about to travel abroad with my children for the first time in many years. My financial advisor recommended Will Written. I appreciated being able to have a consultation at home, so that I could discuss my situation in confidence. I was able to ask wide-ranging questions and Gina’s knowledge and expertise were reassuring. An estate plan was created for me that exactly suited my needs, resources, family and dependents. I have the peace of mind of having made a will that ensures my assets are safely passed to my children at the end of my life. I also have added protection if I become ill or disabled, because I have made a Lasting Power of Attorney appointing my best friend to manage my affairs if I lose the ability to manage them for myself. "

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