Thank you for this. I'm separated and would like to protect a rental property and my lived-in smaller holiday property into a trust so it is protected from ex-wife or future cohabiting girlfriend. Which trust do I need to undertake?
I know when you put the house in a Trust, you as the Trustee transfer the Deed name, from your name to The Beneficiary name, And you can be both a Trustee and a Beneficiary. So perhaps it's a similar process with Transferring a Policy from your name to you as the Beneficiary....not sure though, just throwing it out there please research it
Hi! Great video, Guys! I have a house which was left to my Mum by her parents. My Mum died in 2008 & left the house to me. It’s worth £325,000. If I sell it, how much tax will I be liable to pay? I have a 30-yr old Son. Would it be better if I set up a Trust Fund for him instead? What about my Marital Home which I bought before I met my Wife? Does she have any inheritance tax to pay on the property if I die? I’m 55 & I’ve taken my Pension & retired to Jersey where I’m renting somewhere UNTIL my Wife who works in the U.K. retires then we will look at selling our home & moving to Jersey. Can you help? Thanks Northern Hardcore.
An excellent presentation and most helpful to those interested in protecting their assets for future generations.
Great explanations, as someone who doesn't come into contact with trusts too much, I fount it very useful!
Some great examples and case studies. Very useful for my studies. Thanks
Really interesting talk. Thanks a lot to both
Very useful for me -Thank you both
Incredibly interesting!
Very informative . Thank you
Really helpful, thanks.
Thank you for this. I'm separated and would like to protect a rental property and my lived-in smaller holiday property into a trust so it is protected from ex-wife or future cohabiting girlfriend. Which trust do I need to undertake?
Many thanks. Very informative. Can you please do a similar session on putting life insurance in trusts?
I know when you put the house in a Trust, you as the Trustee transfer the Deed name, from your name to The Beneficiary name,
And you can be both a Trustee and a Beneficiary.
So perhaps it's a similar process with Transferring a Policy from your name to you as the Beneficiary....not sure though, just throwing it out there please research it
Hi! Great video, Guys!
I have a house which was left to my Mum by her parents. My Mum died in 2008 & left the house to me. It’s worth £325,000. If I sell it, how much tax will I be liable to pay?
I have a 30-yr old Son. Would it be better if I set up a Trust Fund for him instead? What about my Marital Home which I bought before I met my Wife? Does she have any inheritance tax to pay on the property if I die?
I’m 55 & I’ve taken my Pension & retired to Jersey where I’m renting somewhere UNTIL my Wife who works in the U.K. retires then we will look at selling our home & moving to Jersey.
Can you help?
Thanks
Northern Hardcore.
They’ve not managed to answer ONE question on here
I need advice.
Very complicated
The origins are found in Islamic law, you kinda forgot that part.