At Everest Estate Planning, we understand the importance of safeguarding your legacy and ensuring your assets are distributed according to your wishes. Our Will Trust service offers a robust solution, designed to provide peace of mind for you and financial security for your beneficiaries.
A Will Trust is not just a document; it’s a strategy for the future. It activates upon your death, allowing you to dictate how your assets are managed and distributed without the complexities of probate. Whether you aim to provide for a spouse, support your children’s education, or leave a charitable legacy, our Will Trust ensures your wishes are met with precision and care.
Flexibility and Control
Specify your beneficiaries, from family members to charities, and set the terms for asset distribution. Our tailored advice ensures your trust aligns perfectly with your estate planning goals.
Asset Protection
Shield your legacy from creditors and safeguard assets against unforeseen circumstances. With this trust, your estate is more than a collection of assets; it’s a protected legacy.
Tax Efficiency
Navigate the complexities of inheritance tax and maximise tax relief opportunities. Our experts are adept at structuring your trust to ensure tax-efficient distribution, making the most of every asset.
Expert Guidance
From setting up your trust to ongoing administration, Everest Estate Planning stands by you. We provide comprehensive support, including legal advice, tax return assistance, and ensuring compliance with all regulations.
Who Benefits from an In Will Trust?
A Will Trust is suitable for anyone looking to manage their estate with foresight and precision. It’s particularly beneficial if you wish to:
- Provide for minors or vulnerable family members with specific needs.
- Ensure a second spouse is cared for while preserving assets for children from a previous marriage.
- Protect your estate from potential creditors or family disputes.
- Secure a tax-efficient way to pass on your wealth.
Begin Your Journey with Everest Estate Planning
Choosing a Will Trust with Everest Estate Planning means choosing expertise, compassion, and bespoke solutions. Our team is dedicated to making complex estate planning simple and accessible. Let us help you craft a legacy that reflects your values and vision.
Take the first step towards securing your legacy today. Contact Everest Estate Planning to discover how this product can be the cornerstone of your estate planning strategy.
In Will Trust Frequently Asked Questions
What Is A Will Trust?
A Will Trust is an arrangement that takes effect upon your death, granting named trustees control over assets on behalf of beneficiaries. Guidelines for distribution may be specified, or trustees may have discretion, guided by a letter of wishes.
Who Can Be The Beneficiary Of A Will Trust?
Anyone can be a beneficiary, including named individuals, classes of people, charities, or other organisations. Future beneficiaries, like unborn grandchildren, can also be included.
Can A Trustee Be A Beneficiary Too?
Yes, but it’s generally recommended to have at least one non-beneficiary trustee, especially when significant discretions are given.
What Can A Will Trust Be Used For?
Will Trusts can be tailored to various needs, such as providing for a second spouse, funding education, or supporting vulnerable loved ones. The setup can be advised based on specific requirements.
How Can A Will Trust Be Beneficial In Estate Planning?
Will Trusts play a crucial role in estate planning by minimizing inheritance tax, ensuring beneficiaries’ access to benefits, protecting assets from creditors, and taking advantage of tax relief.
Are There Different Types Of Will Trusts?
Various trust types suit different situations, depending on beneficiaries, desired specifications, goals, and the complexity of the estate. Tailored advice is provided to meet individual needs.
How Are Will Trusts Taxed?
Will Trusts involve complexities in capital gains tax and income tax. Trustees are taxed at a higher rate, and beneficiaries pay income tax on trust income. Expert guidance ensures tax efficiency.
When Can A Will Trust Be Set Up?
A Will Trust is written into your will, taking effect after your death. The ‘period of administration’ follows, usually a matter of months, during which the trust starts up.
