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PENSION DEATH BENEFIT TRUSTS & THE PERPETUITIES & ACCUMULATIONS ACT 2009

JULY 13TH 2010 | 05:51 TAGS: TRUSTS

The interesting article by John Woolley in Money Marketing entitled Double by-pass confuses points on perpetuity dated 19 April 2010 and the ensuing debate on the Trust Discussion Forum on this issue gives rise to some rather technical issues to be explained to clients thinking of using a pilot discretionary trust to receive their pension death benefits should the trustees of their pension scheme choose to exercise their discretion according to the member’s letter of wishes. It also calls into question the true benefit of making a by-pass trust for this purpose.

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