How to control a family trust when you die – our free downloadable Guide

It’s pretty common to hold assets in a family trust. We do this to protect the assets and to minimise our taxes. That’s all well and good until it comes to estate planning. If you have a family trust then you need to give some very careful thought about how you are going to pass the trust (and its assets) to the next generation.

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A Christmas Story: Planning for the Future While You Deck the Halls

A Christmas Story: Planning for the Future While You Deck the Halls

Christmas is a time for joy, family and reflection. But amidst the festivities, it’s also an excellent opportunity to consider your estate planning.  While it might seem unusual to bring up estate planning during the holidays, Christmas presents a rare chance to start these important conversations. 

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