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Intergenerational planning goes beyond traditional estate planning. It involves creating strategies to preserve your wealth, minimise tax and support your loved ones in a way that aligns with your goals. Here are some of the key components that drive our clients to explore intergenerational planning:
Building wealth is a significant achievement but preserving it for future generations requires careful planning. Without the right structures in place, your hard-earned assets could face unnecessary taxes, legal challenges, or even family disputes. By implementing trusts, Wills, and tax-efficient strategies, we help ensure your wealth remains intact and benefits your loved ones in the way you intend.
Many of our clients aim to provide financial support for their children and grandchildren, whether through funding education, assisting with a first home purchase, or providing a safety net during challenging times. Intergenerational planning allows you to structure these contributions thoughtfully, balancing immediate needs with long-term benefits.
Inheritance Tax, Capital Gains Tax, and other financial obligations can erode the value of your estate if not properly addressed. We work with you to identify opportunities to reduce tax liabilities, ensuring your assets are distributed efficiently and according to your wishes.
Intergenerational planning isn’t just about the transfer of wealth; it’s about passing on values and fostering a shared vision for the future. Whether it’s encouraging philanthropy, supporting entrepreneurial endeavours, or simply ensuring family harmony, we help you incorporate these priorities into your financial plan.
Life can be unpredictable, and it’s essential to plan for both opportunities and challenges. Intergenerational planning can provide a safety net in case of unexpected events, such as illness, disability, or economic challenges. Our advisers help you design flexible strategies that adapt to changing circumstances while keeping your goals at the forefront.
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