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Children’s inheritance
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Thank you.Keep_pedalling said:
That is an absolute non-starter a trustee cannot lock away a beneficiaries inheritance for decades.Grumpy_chap said:
One options that may be allowed (but the rules may prohibit this) would be to invest £2,880 each year (grossed up to £3,600) into pension for each of the children. That will give them a great start on their retirement. It would be even better if the children can be encouraged to continue making that contribution to a pension once they do have access - the future adults will be sooo grateful when they reach 57. It may be possible that this annual pension input can be funded from the interest / return from the capital.
I did indicate rules may prohibit this.
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