how much should it cost to draw up a will?
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If you do it yourself, nothing.
If it's simple and straightforward, £100 or so. Think that's what I paid for myself and Mrs F.
If it's not simple, and you are drawing up trusts etc. then up to £500. -
Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostIf you do it yourself, nothing.
If it's simple and straightforward, £100 or so. Think that's what I paid for myself and Mrs F.
If it's not simple, and you are drawing up trusts etc. then up to £500.
Is it worth drawing up trusts for life insurance etc to keep them seperate from inheritance tax.Comment
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Originally posted by RightLaugh View PostIs it worth drawing up trusts for life insurance etc to keep them seperate from inheritance tax.
I only have one for the insurance, my parents have a more complicated one that handles more than just the life insurance, but they have a bigger estate than I do. They paid quite a bit for their wills, though. I know that there will be some IHT to pay on my estate, but having the bulk of the insurance money paid into a trust first will save a shed load.Comment
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Originally posted by Bear View Post
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Originally posted by RightLaugh View Postanyone done a split tenancy on there house?
Be careful about which one you are going for if you are leaving the property to different people.Comment
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