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Testamentary Trust Wills
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Do you want to ensure your assets are protected and distributed fairly to your loved ones? Are you looking to reduce taxes and administrative costs? A Testamentary Trust Will could be the solution you need.
Testamentary Trust Wills provide greater control over how your assets are managed and distributed after your death. They can protect inheritances from creditors, family law disputes, and irresponsible spending. Testamentary Trusts are also a tax-effective tool that allows income to be distributed to beneficiaries in a way that minimises tax liabilities.
The Kells team in Sydney can walk you through the process of setting up a Testamentary Trust Will. We’ll help secure your family’s future while making sure your wishes are met and your assets remain protected.
This type of Will can help you create a secure and well-organised estate plan. It protects your assets from creditors, family law claims, and unforeseen circumstances so they reach the people you intend. Testamentary Trusts also allow income to be distributed in a tax-effective way, helping beneficiaries reduce their overall tax burden.
These Wills are particularly beneficial for families with young children, blended families, or beneficiaries who may need financial guidance. They can safeguard inheritances from being mismanaged or lost in legal disputes.
At Kells, we recognise that estate planning is both important and deeply personal. Our experienced and reliable lawyers in Sydney are available to work with you to set up a Testamentary Trust Will that truly reflects your wishes and secures your family’s financial future.
A simple Will outlines how your assets are distributed directly to your beneficiaries after your death. It provides a straightforward plan but offers little protection or tax benefits.
A Testamentary Trust Will, on the other hand, creates a discretionary trust upon your death. This allows your assets to be managed and distributed in a more controlled and tax-efficient way. It also provides added protection from creditors, family disputes, and financial mismanagement, which means it ensures greater security for your beneficiaries.
Kells can help you prepare either option so your Will reflects your wishes and protects your loved ones.
A Testamentary Trust Will is an effective estate planning tool that helps manage and protect your hard-earned wealth. When properly drafted, it safeguards your assets and reduces unnecessary tax.
This type of Will creates a discretionary trust for each beneficiary. The trust only takes effect after your death, allowing assets to be transferred for the long-term benefit of your beneficiaries.
In most cases, a Testamentary Trust Will sets up a beneficiary-controlled trust. This means the beneficiary has full control over their inheritance. The structure can be customised to meet your specific needs and those of your beneficiaries. Options include Protected Trusts, Staggered Release Trusts, Superannuation Death Benefits Trusts, and Special Disability Trusts.
A Testamentary Trust Will has significant advantages and offers:
A Testamentary Trust Will can provide a structured and thoughtful approach to estate planning. It offers a secure way to protect your assets and benefit your loved ones.
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