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Explore the five essential reasons why incorporating a trust into your estate plan can safeguard your assets, protect your loved ones, and optimise your tax strategy.

You can also add your daughter as a beneficiary on your life insurance and other bank accounts and add her on a transfer-on-death deed on your home to ensure that the majority of your assets bypass ...

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Whereas a company is a creature of statute, a trust is a creature of document, and your trustees must be able to fully appreciate their duties and powers as set out by the trust deed.

He could list you on a transfer-on-death deed or a revocable trust, which becomes irrevocable upon your friend’s death, so the house goes to you upon his passing in accordance with his wishes.

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Essentially, you can put almost anything in a deed of trust. Ideally, it's best to draw up a deed of trust when you purchase a property. However, you can make a deed at any time during your ownership.