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Wills - Property Protection Trust
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Hatrick24
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Apologies if this is in the wrong section. My parents have had a letter regarding their wills. They currently have a 'Nil Rate Band Discretionary Trust' as part of their wills but have been advised that this is no longer tax efficient, due to the new tax allowance 'residence nil rate band.' They are being advised to remove the Nil Rate Band Discretionary Trust and set up a Property Protection Trust, as the former does not qualify for the new tax relief, whereas the latter will.
Does anyone have any knowledge of these and the pros and cons of doing as they are suggesting please?
Does anyone have any knowledge of these and the pros and cons of doing as they are suggesting please?
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You are in the wrong section. You need to consult a solicitor that specialised in family trusts.1
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Your parents' property is owned as Tenants-in-Common?
The suggestion is that each of them should make a new will which would grant an Immediate Post Death Interest in Possession (IPDI Trust) to the survivor with the ultimate beneficiaries you and/or your siblings?
See https://www.thepfs.org/learning-index/articles/trusts-and-the-residence-nil-rate-band/42281
https://techzone.adviserzone.com/anon/public/iht-est-plan/Tech-guide-IIP-trust-taxation
They would consult a solicitor expert in Wills and Trusts.
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Hatrick24 said:Apologies if this is in the wrong section. My parents have had a letter regarding their wills. They currently have a 'Nil Rate Band Discretionary Trust' as part of their wills but have been advised that this is no longer tax efficient, due to the new tax allowance 'residence nil rate band.' They are being advised to remove the Nil Rate Band Discretionary Trust and set up a Property Protection Trust, as the former does not qualify for the new tax relief, whereas the latter will.
Does anyone have any knowledge of these and the pros and cons of doing as they are suggesting please?
Googling on your question might have been both quicker and easier, if you're only after simple facts rather than opinions!1
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