Five reasons to share your financial adviser with the one you love
Research suggests that many couples don’t work together when it comes to financial planning. Discover why working with a financial adviser as a couple could be a good strategy.
Join us on Thursday 4 June at 6pm
Approximately £7 trillion is expected to be passed down to younger generations in the UK over the coming 30 years, in what is widely described as ‘The Great Wealth Transfer’.
To help you prepare for this, we’ll be explaining why creating a valid will is central to a good financial plan. We’ll also be exploring trusts, and why they can ensure your wealth is passed on to loved ones quickly and smoothly.
We’ll also look at how wills and trusts can:
ensure your assets go to the people you would want them to
provide you with greater control over how your assets are used
protect your wealth for future generations
help reduce your loved ones’ future exposure to Inheritance Tax.
We’d be delighted if you could join us for this online event, which could benefit you and those closest to you.
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