Wills & Estate Planning

However, estate planning is just as crucial for younger generations. Whether you’re a millennial buying your first home or a Gen Z professional with savings, now is the time to…

What is a PPPT? The purpose of a PPPT is to protect assets, such a property, being used in ways that go against your wishes (for example, paying creditors or…

You may think that Estate Plans do not need to be in place until you are near retirement age. This is not only untrue but could be very detrimental to…

Bereavement is sadly a part of life but being prepared financially and legally can help to ease the process when going through such a difficult time. However, data released suggests…

While estate planning may not be top of your priority list, the end of the year can be as good a time as any to consider where you are financially…

Let’s take a look at the key differences between these two important documents.   While it’s never pleasant to think about, planning for what happens to loved ones or assets after…

A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document granting authority to a person of your choosing to make important decisions on your behalf. You are classed as the donor…

However, it’s not enough to simply create a will and forget about it. Life is dynamic, and circumstances can change over time. This raises an important question: Is your will…

About Brunsdon Estate Planning Life-changing decisions can be overwhelming, especially when large, widespread estates are concerned. And facing the future unprepared can be daunting, but when our specialist team clearly…

Now for the good news  Your estate may be entitled to Inheritance Tax (IHT) relief if you own a business or an interest (share) in a business. One of our…