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What is a testamentary trust?

  • Writer: richardallanmorris3
    richardallanmorris3
  • Sep 13, 2024
  • 1 min read

What is a testamentary trust? Testamentary trusts are simply trusts created in a Will. 



Usually the term is used to refer to a "discretionary" trust set up within a Will, which have classes of beneficiaries (usually down a beneficiary's bloodline). The trusts can have substantial tax and asset protection advantages over directly gifting an inheritance. 



But there must be a proper evaluation of whether the trusts are necessary for a will-maker's particular circumstances and those of their family. Principal Solicitor Richard Morris briefly discusses testamentary trusts in this clip 👇




 
 
 

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