Dealing with your will is all too easy to put off. Fears of being morbid or feeling like there isn’t much to leave behind, mean all too often people do not make a will. However, if you pass away without a will, your assets will be distributed in a way defined by law – a way which might not be in line with your wishes.
In most instances, creating a will is easy to do and takes relatively little time.
What you choose to include in your will is entirely up to you, and your solicitor will be able to advise you further.
One thing some people include is a trust. The key benefit of including a trust within your will is that it offers added asset protection for those you leave behind.
Through a will trust you can:
There are different types of trust wills which can be used, depending on your particular circumstances. These include:
Used to protect a property’s value for the future.
Assets are held for a beneficiary, providing an income if necessary, upon their death, any remaining assets are passed to another.
Assets are distributed at the trustees’ discretion who give inheritance depending on the situation.
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