Let’s Protect
Your home is more than just a place; it’s your sanctuary and investment. ProtectNI specializes in safeguarding homeowners from threats like care costs, inheritance tax, divorces, and creditors. Our Trusts and Family Investment Companies (FICs) shield your assets, ensuring financial stability and reducing tax burdens. We offer tailored solutions to protect your home during divorce and preserve your wealth. Trust ProtectNI to secure your home and legacy for future generations.
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How setting up a trust can protect you or someone you know:
- Shield from Care Costs: Prevent your home from being sold to cover long-term care expenses.
- Reduce Inheritance Tax: Minimize the amount of tax your beneficiaries will need to pay on your estate.
- Safeguard Against Divorce: Protect your home from being divided in divorce settlements.
- Creditor Protection: Ensure your home is not vulnerable to creditors or lawsuits.
- Maintain Control: Set specific terms on how and when your home can be used or sold, preserving your intentions.
- Confidentiality: Keep your home ownership details private, away from public records and prying eyes.
It’s never too early to think about estate planning
Many people dedicate significant time and effort to building their wealth, yet they often overlook the crucial step of planning how to pass that wealth on. While it might not be a pleasant topic, it is never too early to consider what will happen to your loved ones, your business interests, and your general assets when you pass away.
Your will is undeniably one of the most important documents you will ever sign. However, relying solely on a will has its limitations. If you die without a will, strict intestacy rules will apply, which may result in your assets not being distributed as you would wish. A trust, on the other hand, provides a more comprehensive solution. Unlike wills, trusts can offer ongoing management of your assets, ensuring that they are distributed according to your wishes over an extended period and protecting against potential disputes and financial mismanagement.