Setting up Trusts
Setting up Trusts in Surrey
Whether you are seeking ways to reduce the amount of Inheritance Tax payable on your estate when you die, to safeguard assets for younger family members until they reach a certain age, or to protect property from potential claims following a divorce within the family, a trust could well be the ideal solution for you.
For over 50 years, Partridge Muir & Warren has been providing expert financial and estate planning advice to families, individuals and business owners the length and breadth of Surrey, always with the core aim of preserving the wealth of our clients. Creating trusts Surrey wide is one of our core services.
As chartered financial planners, we are considered to have achieved the gold standard in our industry. This means that, as our client, you can enjoy complete reassurance of an exceptional level of service, combined with in-depth technical knowledge. We have our own in-house team of financial, legal, investment and tax planning specialists, at your service to ensure all of your needs and goals are met in the process of setting up trusts.
Whether it’s for those wishing to create trusts in Esher, Cobham, Weybridge, Claygate, Oxshott or surrounding areas, our Surrey trust set-up service includes all the tactical advice you need to make fully informed decisions about your estate, and the tailored guidance you need to ensure your loved ones are sufficiently taken care of in line with your wishes.
Trusts Surrey people can be assured will meet their individual needs
At PMW, we have been setting up trusts Surrey wide for several decades.
A trust is a legal arrangement that allows you to place assets under the management of a trustee for the benefit of someone else. They are often used as an estate planning strategy as, providing they are carefully set up, they have the power to reduce the Inheritance Tax payable when someone dies. Many clients in Surrey also use trusts to protect their beneficiaries.
For example, if someone who is very young inherits an estate, a trust can be used to safeguard the assets until such times as they are mature enough to manage the inheritance. Some people also use trusts to protect assets being passed on to those who may be considered financially irresponsible, or at risk from creditors. They can also protect assets inherited by disabled beneficiaries who may risk losing their benefits, or to prevent claims on property by divorced in-laws.
Whatever is important to you is important to us too, and when it comes to setting up trusts for Surrey clients to protect what matters, you can expect nothing but the most personalised guidance.
A trust is a legal arrangement that allows you to place assets under the management of a trustee for the benefit of someone else. They are often used as an estate planning strategy as, providing they are carefully set up, they have the power to reduce the Inheritance Tax payable when someone dies. Many clients in Surrey also use trusts to protect their beneficiaries.
For example, if someone who is very young inherits an estate, a trust can be used to safeguard the assets until such times as they are mature enough to manage the inheritance. Some people also use trusts to protect assets being passed on to those who may be considered financially irresponsible, or at risk from creditors. They can also protect assets inherited by disabled beneficiaries who may risk losing their benefits, or to prevent claims on property by divorced in-laws.
Whatever is important to you is important to us too, and when it comes to setting up trusts for Surrey clients to protect what matters, you can expect nothing but the most personalised guidance.
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Specialist advice on setting up trusts in Surrey, from an award-winning team
When it comes to setting up trusts, Surrey-based Partridge Muir & Warren is one of the industry’s most respected specialists, recognised within the industry by a host of awards and repeat accolades.
The City of London Wealth Management Award was presented to us for two consecutive years, acknowledging our quality of service. We have also been named Wealth Manager of the Year Southern England following votes from our clients and the wider public, as well as being presented with the title of Best UK Independent Adviser by Advisory HQ for the past four years.
The City of London Wealth Management Award was presented to us for two consecutive years, acknowledging our quality of service. We have also been named Wealth Manager of the Year Southern England following votes from our clients and the wider public, as well as being presented with the title of Best UK Independent Adviser by Advisory HQ for the past four years.
Surrey Trusts Services - Areas we Serve
When it comes to setting up trusts, Surrey individuals and families know they can trust Partridge, Muir & Warren for a personalised service, and extensive technical knowledge.
Our Surrey trust creation service covers the following areas:
Trusts Esher
Trusts Cobham
Trusts Weybridge
Trusts Claygate
Trusts Oxshott
Our office is based in Esher, and we also set up trusts for clients in many of the surrounding areas.
Our Surrey trust creation service covers the following areas:
Trusts Esher
Trusts Cobham
Trusts Weybridge
Trusts Claygate
Trusts Oxshott
Our office is based in Esher, and we also set up trusts for clients in many of the surrounding areas.
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What areas does your Surrey trusts service cover?
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We are able to provide clients with advice on trusts Surrey wide, including Esher, Cobham, Weybridge, Claygate and Oxshott and all surrounding areas.
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Why should I choose PMW for trust services in Surrey?
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PMW has since 1969 become a highly respected and widely renowned name for trusts Surrey wide.
Because we have our own in-house team of expert legal and financial advisers, we are able to offer estate planning services in their entirety, including trusts. Surrey individuals and families alike appreciate how we take are of each and every one of their needs, and take unlimited time to get to know their individual circumstances It means the advice they receive is complete, and always focused on achieving the goals that are personally important to them.
Because we have our own in-house team of expert legal and financial advisers, we are able to offer estate planning services in their entirety, including trusts. Surrey individuals and families alike appreciate how we take are of each and every one of their needs, and take unlimited time to get to know their individual circumstances It means the advice they receive is complete, and always focused on achieving the goals that are personally important to them.
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What are the different types of trust?
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There are many different types of trusts. As Surrey estate planning specialists, we are able to select the most appropriate trust to suit your individual circumstances and goals.
Discretionary trusts leave payment entirely at the discretion of the trustees. They are often used to put assets aside for a future need, such as a grandchild’s education. They are also used in situations where beneficiaries are not capable or responsible enough to manage money themselves.
Bare trusts give beneficiaries the right to demand all of the capital and income of the trust at any time, providing they are over 18 years of age. These are suitable for automatically directing assets to a beneficiary once they come of age.
Interest in possession trusts dictate that all trust income must be passed to the beneficiary as it arises. These can be used to pass income from, for example shares, to a widowed spouse, whilst preserving the shares themselves to pass on to the children.
Other types of trust include accumulation trusts, settlor interested trusts, disabled persons’ trusts, non-resident trusts and mixed trusts. Surrey clients can rest assured of the most in-depth technical knowledge across all types of trusts when dealing with Partridge, Muir & Warren.
Discretionary trusts leave payment entirely at the discretion of the trustees. They are often used to put assets aside for a future need, such as a grandchild’s education. They are also used in situations where beneficiaries are not capable or responsible enough to manage money themselves.
Bare trusts give beneficiaries the right to demand all of the capital and income of the trust at any time, providing they are over 18 years of age. These are suitable for automatically directing assets to a beneficiary once they come of age.
Interest in possession trusts dictate that all trust income must be passed to the beneficiary as it arises. These can be used to pass income from, for example shares, to a widowed spouse, whilst preserving the shares themselves to pass on to the children.
Other types of trust include accumulation trusts, settlor interested trusts, disabled persons’ trusts, non-resident trusts and mixed trusts. Surrey clients can rest assured of the most in-depth technical knowledge across all types of trusts when dealing with Partridge, Muir & Warren.
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Can my beneficiaries act as trustees?
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There is nothing in law to stop you appointing beneficiaries as trustees, but we do recommend that you think twice.
Disputes and conflicts of interest are not uncommon due to a lack of impartiality when making decisions about distributing income under a trust. This is why it is always wise to appoint a professional trustee who will act in an unbiased way and in the best interests of all the beneficiaries.
For advice on any aspect of trusts, Esher-based PMW is on hand with the specialist expertise you need.
Disputes and conflicts of interest are not uncommon due to a lack of impartiality when making decisions about distributing income under a trust. This is why it is always wise to appoint a professional trustee who will act in an unbiased way and in the best interests of all the beneficiaries.
For advice on any aspect of trusts, Esher-based PMW is on hand with the specialist expertise you need.
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Can PMW act as trustee under a trust?
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Yes, we can act as your professional trustee, or work alongside your own appointed trustee as advisers, helping to ensure protect your beneficiaries’ inheritance or your assets.
With members of our team Society of Trusts Estate Practitioners (STEP) qualified, you will benefit from the additional professional qualifications that demonstrate we have the appropriate expertise to carry out the role of trustee.
With members of our team Society of Trusts Estate Practitioners (STEP) qualified, you will benefit from the additional professional qualifications that demonstrate we have the appropriate expertise to carry out the role of trustee.