Something to think about…

Do you want to provide for your spouse or partner when you have passed away without risking your children’s inheritance?

Do you want to potentially protect your assets now or after you have passed away?

Do you want to cancel or reduce your Inheritance Tax liability?

Do you think a beneficiary would mismanage or squander money they inherited?

Do you have a vulnerable relative you wish to provide for?

Then creating a Trust may be the solution for you. It has been said that for every family problem or difficulty, there is a Trust that can be created to meet the need.

To receive specialist advice on Trusts simply call us on 0203 488 3997
Or complete the short form on the right column of this page or send an email by clicking on this address below: info@ashtongrace.co.uk

A Trust is a legal arrangement whereby the creator of the Trust transfers property to another person(s), (the Trustee(s)), to hold for the benefit of another person(s), (the beneficiary(ies)).

Trusts can be ideal for the management and protection of personal and business assets, for ensuring wealth is passed on to vulnerable beneficiaries in a controlled manner and for safeguarding family wealth for future generations.

Trusts are frequently used to address tax issues and family matters. Trusts can be created in your lifetime or by your Will.

Lifetime Trusts: you can create a Trust in your lifetime. Often assets that are no longer required by an individual are placed into the Trust to reduce their wealth. This can in turn lessen their exposure to Inheritance Tax.

Will Trusts: you can create a Trust under Will. The Trust is created when you pass away.

There are different types of Trusts. Some Trusts allow the Trustees to decide which of the beneficiaries shall receive income for example. The type of Trust that is created will depend on the needs and wishes of the person making the Trust.

To arrange an appointment or for more information on Trusts, simply call us on 0203 488 3997
Or complete the short form on the right column of this page or send an email by clicking on this address: info@ashtongrace.co.uk