Protecting Assets Through Trust

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What is Trust?

A trust is a way to protect your assets and decide how they’ll be used in the future.

You place your property into the trust, someone you choose manages it, and your loved ones receive the benefits at the time and in the way you want.

What does a good trust entails?

We believe a good trust that is tailored to you must have . . .

Clear Purpose

When your wishes are simple and well-defined, we can shape the trust to reflect your goals, making sure it works smoothly and truly benefits the people you love.

Choosing the Right Trustee

With someone reliable and impartial managing your assets, your wishes are carried out faithfully and your loved ones are protected with care.

Planning Integration

Trust is a tool where it could complement your Will, LPA, insurance nominations, and other estate tools. Avoid overlaps or contradictions

Well-Defined Beneficiaries

Ensuring your money is used exactly as you intended — supporting your beneficiaries in the way you choose, at the right time, and under the right conditions

Ongoing Review

Life changes as time passed. Keep your trust updated, through major lifestage changes or current laws and family dynamics.

Go Deep and Personal. Learn more about Trust.

We are here to guide you every step of the way. From clarifying your goals to building a trust that truly works for you.

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Why Willnsure?

We take a holistic approach to estate planning, looking at every aspect of your life and legacy. A trust is one of the powerful tools we use, but the focus is always on your bigger purpose and long-term goals. Our role is to guide you on how a trust can serve those goals effectively. With our knowledge and support, you’ll have the clarity and confidence to make meaningful choices that will truly benefit you and your loved ones

What is the difference between a will and a trust?

Do I lose control of my assets if I put them in a trust?

Who should I choose as my trustee?

Choose someone you trust to be responsible, impartial, and reliable. It could be a family member, a close friend, or a professional/corporate trustee. What matters most is that they’ll act in your best interest and follow your instructions faithfully.

How much does it cost to set up a trust?

More questions on TRUST? We love to hear them from you.