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With so much confusion around Trusts it is my mission to provide you with a solution which is appropriate for your exacting needs, and not bombard you with legal and technical jargon.

 

Trusts are essentially suitable for most people:

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  • Single

  • Married

  • Living together

  • About to marry

  • Have children/children from a previous relationship

  • Separating/divorced

  • Want to protect the things you’ve worked hard for

  • Want to make considerable tax savings

  • Want to create a legacy for your family

  • Business owner/self employed

  • Want to pass on your home and wealth to children and grandchildren

  • Worry about your children’s choice of partner/spouse

  • Home owner/have other assets such as savings

  • Worry about passing on wealth to children with drug or alcohol issues

  • Have disabled children

  • Had a family fallout

  • Worry about a spouse remarrying after you die

  • Want control of your assets after you’re death

  • Want a flexible arrangement to accommodate changes to your personal/professional situation

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​Trusts are amazing and with the right advice provide huge benefits for the people you chose long, long after you’re gone.

 

iform in association with Countrywide Tax & Trust Corporation Limited is here to provide the right solution for your exacting needs and wishes.

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Peace of Mind

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Trusts are special, personal, and can provide great financial security for generations to come, changing the lives of the people you chose immeasurably.  

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You can place money, investments, land, property of indeed other assets in to Trust for the benefit of the people you chose.

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Property not protected by a Trust can face attack from

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  • Marriage after death

  • Divorce or separation settlements

  • Creditor or Bankruptcy claims

  • Tax

  • Other third parties

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All of the above threats will also apply to future generations, as distributing property to your beneficiaries directly exposes it to the same risks.

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