Trust Prices
Protect your home and assets in your lifetime and after death without breaking the bank.
Property Protection Probate Trust
For single people and sole home-owners
From £3995
Includes FREE delivery
Protect your home and assets in your lifetime and after death with a Property Protection Probate Trust.
Each trust comes with a comprehensive pack including a will and lifetime trust for any other assets other than your home. These trusts can avoid the probate process.
Key benefits:
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Secure your home and your family’s future by placing your property into a trust whilst you are alive. Remain in full control and gain peace of mind.
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By placing your home into a property protection probate trust, you can remove your home from the probate process.
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Keep your home safe from future attacks from divorces, debt and future inheritance tax.
Property Protection Probate Trust
For married couples
From £4495
Includes FREE delivery
Protect your home and assets in your lifetime and after death with a Property Protection Probate Trust.
Each trust comes with a comprehensive pack including a will and lifetime trust for any other assets other than your home. These trusts can avoid the probate process.
For estates over £1m, an Interest in Possession Trust is also drafted for peace of mind.
Key benefits:
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Secure your home and your family’s future by placing your property into a trust whilst you are alive. Remain in full control and gain peace of mind.
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By placing your home into a property protection probate trust, you can remove your home from the probate process.
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Keep your home safe from future attacks from divorces, debt and future inheritance tax.
All prices include VAT
Why get a Trust with Zenco?
When it comes to protecting your assets and ensuring your loved ones’ financial well-being, a trust is an indispensable tool.
Our experienced team of trust experts is dedicated to guiding you through every step of the process, making sure your trust is meticulously designed to align with your specific goals and wishes.
Need help? Don’t worry
If you get stuck at any point our team are just one call away to answer your questions.
Available from 10am – 4pm Monday to Friday
Top Questions for Trusts
Why have a Trust?
A Trust can offer a layer of protection for the assets held within in it if the beneficiary were, for example, to go through a divorce or face bankruptcy. An outright gift to someone in such a situation could result in the gifted assets passing out of that person’s control, to a former spouse or to a trustee in bankruptcy.
When should I set up a Trust?
A Trust can either be created in your Will so that it only commences on your death, or it can be created in your lifetime and start immediately.
You can then leave a further sum of money to the trust under the terms of your Will. We can discuss this with you and advise you of all the options available to you.
What can I put into Trust?
Money and property are the most common, but you can put anything into the Trust.
Items in the Trust are distributed as and when to beneficiaries of the Trust, which will include your child with a learning disability, by the Trustees.
The letter of wishes you will have written often acts as guidance for the Trustees.
Are Trusts subject to Tax?
Trusts are subject to tax in their own right but they can also be useful for tax planning purposes. A transfer of assets to a Trust during lifetime can reduce the inheritance tax payable on the Settlor’s death by reducing the value of his or her chargeable estate. The transfer of assets to a Trust for a beneficiary with a low level of income and gains can result in lower rates of income and capital gains tax.
What is a Property Protection Probate Trust?
A Property Protection Probate Trust (PPPT) is a type of Trust that can protect your property against outside interference.
How does a Property Protection Probate Trust work?
Unlike other Trust Wills that are activated upon your death, an PPPT immediately transfers your desired assets into a Trust to be managed by your chosen trustees.
What happens to the Trust when I die?
Upon your passing, your estate will be held in Trust for your chosen beneficiaries.
