We recommend that you seek these services if you:

  • have a maintenance order following a divorce

  • need to protect your assets from any beneficiary

  • hold assets on behalf of minors until they come of age

  • require estate planning purposes structure; or 

  • wish to provide for charities as beneficiaries

How you can benefit from testamentary trust services

As part of your estate planning, we will assist in appointing a testamentary trustee who will act in the interests of your trust and its beneficiaries by doing the following:

  • Receiving assets from executors once the estate has been finalised

  • Ensuring that administration of the trust remains impartial and guided only by your will

  • Making prudent investments decisions to protect and grow trust assets

  • Ensuring that payments to beneficiaries are made according to your will

  • Preparing annual financial statements and finalising income tax returns

About inter vivos trusts

An inter vivos (or family) trust is established by the founder during their lifetime and is set up according to their specifications. Nominated trustees are responsible for administering the assets for beneficiaries in accordance with the trust deed and relevant legislation. 

Trusts are continuously monitored for compliance, so it is essential that all trust documentation remains accurate and up to date.

Beneficiaries may include the founder, trustees and any person or institution named in the trust deed registered with the Master of the High Court. 

Ready to get it done? Speak to the experts.

With a Nedplan insurance broker at your side, you can ensure the future remains secure.

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