Wills and Trusts


Whether you are making plans for your own estate, or overseeing one of someone close to you, it is important that you seek proper advice and guidance, to ensure any assets remain protected and are passed down in accordance with your wishes.


If you’re not sure which is more suitable for you — a will or a trust — we can help you secure the necessary information you need to make an informed decision.

What’s the main difference between a will and a trust? Well, while they are both essential estate planning tools, a will only comes into effect after you have passed away. A trust, on the other hand, can start working for you as soon as you set it up.


When it comes to deciding between a will and a trust, your choice will ultimately depend on your circumstances, which is why professional advice is a must. For example, a trust can be used to avoid probate and reduce estate taxes, whereas a will cannot.


N.B. JLS Mortgages does not provide advice relating to wills and trusts. Our team of professional advisers will refer you to one of our trusted partners for this advice and neither JLS Mortgages Ltd or The Right Mortgage Ltd are responsible for the advice received.


Wills & Trusts are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.



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