A will trust is additional legal wording within your will which enables your estate to be safeguarded for your beneficiaries after your death. Assets like your property or money can be secured for a particular purpose and time, such as until a beneficiary is old enough to inherit.
With a discretionary will trust, you can request the money to be spread out over a period of time, or paid at a particular time, for example, an eighteenth birthday. This type of trust is suitable for many people, including:
Each partner will then be able to bequest their percentage of the property as they see fit – safeguarding some of your loved-ones inheritance, but still enabling your partner to remain in the property even if you leave your share to someone else. This type of trust is suitable for many people, including: