Pre Death Planning can save a fortune
Pre death planning, especially for those who receive notice of their own death, through a bad diagnosis – or just plain common sense – we are all going to go sometime! A great deal can be done to tidy up their pre death Estate Planning before they die, saving a great deal of cost and time.
No one else seems to take this issue seriously, so we are starting a bit of a campaign on it. Here is a short video which may help:
For more information on Lasting Powers of Attorney go HERE, and for more information on Wills go HERE.
If you or a relative are in this situation, a few hundred pounds spent now on pre death planning could save thousands of pounds and massive delays later on, when you are not available to answer all of those questions your Executors will be required to answer.
There is a Free Guide to Probate available on our site, but the following may also be useful:
You might also find the following sites of interest.
This site offers a brief (50 to 60 page) Manual which can help you to massively reduce the Inheritance Tax bill on death, and advance planning is often very simple. Trouble is most people mess it up as they don’t want to pay thousands for professional advice – now you don’t need to.
2) Asset Protection Secrets is FREE
It is a brief booklet which helps introduce you to the topic of asset protection which is becoming increasingly important to pre death planning as pressure grows on the tax man and local councils to increase revenue. You have the choice of giving your assets as tax, or leaving them to your family, so why not find out how? It also shows you how to get some of your assets outside of your estate (but not for IHT, that is another topic) so that it can be paid out quickly without probate delays.
3) Wills and Powers of Attorney
There is a free guide to legal planning on this site too – and it is just one sheet of A4, which could save an awful lot of aggravation and cost.
For pre death planning, please use our contact form.
Pingback: How Long Does Probate Take? (England and Wales) Low Cost