What is a Trust?
A trust is a way of giving away something of value (in this case the life insurance policy) for the benefits of others (the beneficiaries), but without giving them full access to and control over the policy.
When placing the asset in trust you specify who you want to be a beneficiary and who you want to look after or control the trust asset (the trustees).
Please note, once you have created a trust it cannot usually be brought to an end before it has served its purpose. It is sometimes possible for the beneficiaries to bring a trust to an end if all the beneficiaries are over 18 and agree. This may be very difficult in practice, especially where the beneficiaries include minors. It is therefore important that you contact your legal or financial adviser before creating a trust if you are in any way unsure of whether it is appropriate for your circumstances.
Trust Forms
On the right hand menu you will find a guide to our absolute trust and absolute trust form PDF's.
The guide to trusts helps explain:
You will also find an example of a completed trust form within the guide, this will help you complete the trust, which will give you guidance when completing the forms should you decide to place your life insurance policy in trust.
We also offer a flexible trust and a discretionary trust which are available by contacting us on the number below.
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