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The only online estate planning Will helping beneficiaries protect inheritances and reduce tax via modern testamentary trusts.
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Everything is made clear, any questions are answered, and changes made until you're happy.
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We'll then email you Will draft(s) to check before we deliver your portfolio to your home or office.
Then follow our simple
signing instructions provided
in your Guide For Will Owners.
We provide custom testamentary trust Will templates prepared by estate planning solicitors matched to your wishes and preferences.
At Will Wizard, we rely on CCH Pinpoint® for our specialist legal information and on our consultant estate planning solicitors who routinely review the legal precedents that our testamentary trust Will templates rely on. Our consultant solicitors have over 30 years of experience in drafting comprehensive Wills that establish testamentary trusts.
Your Will has to include the testamentary trust deed.
This deed is what allows your executor to establish testamentary
trusts after your death.
Your executor establishes the trusts after you die.
All of your beneficiaries have the option to hold their inheritance in their own testamentary trust.
Beneficiaries name their trust & receive a trust TFN.
Beneficiaries use & invest their inheritance normally & submit a simple tax return for their trust.
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Ongoing taxes are reduced & inheritances protected.
Inheritances are protected from events such as a divorce, bankruptcy & other problems.
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It's so easy we can't wait for you to try.
All we need are basic details like names and dates of birth and our experts will take care of the rest.
We provide free changes to your Wills & free delivery of your Wills portfolio.
We help you make key nominations.
We help you create your security profile.
We guide you through basic decisions
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A testamentary trust can only be established by your Will after you die.
The purpose of these special trusts is to remove the need for a beneficiary to own an inheritance in their own name, and to help reduce tax. They are a simple, inexpensive and effective strategy to protect inherited wealth.
A testamentary trust protects an inheritance from third-parties. Such as during a beneficiary's divorce, de facto breakup, business failure or bankruptcy.
Testamentary trusts also allow inheritors to minimise the long-term income tax and capital gains tax burden on invested inheritances.
Given the likelihood of a loved one having financial or relationship troubles at some point during their life, the asset protection and tax benefits of testamentary trusts make them a sensible inclusion to every Will.
They are also inexpensive to establish and manage.
Will Wizard delivers comprehensive Wills that establish testamentary trusts straight to your door.
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2. Plain language Wills Summary
3. Signing Instructions
4. Guide for Will Owners
5. Guide for Executors
6. Guide for Beneficiaries
7. Powers of Attorney & Guardianship
8. Guide To Enduring Guardianship
9. Assets & Beneficiary Loans Record
10. Family Heirlooms & Chattels Record
11. Social Media Data Record
12. Pet Guardian Nomination Record
What is included in every Will Wizard portfolio?
A simple tutorial about Australian Wills & testamentary trusts
Learn about Australian Wills, testamentary trusts, your rights and your options.
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What's the true purpose of a Will in 2021?
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The two main types of Australian Wills
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Top five differences in Wills
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What are testamentary trusts?
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Top four advantages of testamentary trusts
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Testamentary Trusts
Plus everything you expect from a Will
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testamentary trust Wills easy
Guide to Powers of Attorney
Guide To Enduring Guardianship
Assets & Beneficiary Loans Record
Family Heirlooms & Chattels Record
Social Media Data Record
Pet Guardian Nomination Record
What is included?
Testamentary Trust Wills
Plain language Wills Summary
Signing Instructions
Guide for Will Owners
Guide for Executors
Guide for Beneficiaries
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