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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by inserting the Policy Number in the designated box. If unknown, leave it blank for now.
  3. Proceed to date the Trust on page 3, ensuring it is after all parties have signed.
  4. Complete the Settlor’s details on page 3, including name and address. If there are joint Settlors, include both.
  5. On page 4, add any additional Beneficiaries not already listed. Use a Continuation Sheet if necessary.
  6. Decide whether to retain terminal illness benefits on page 5 and mark your choice accordingly.
  7. Fill in details of the application or existing policy on page 7, ensuring accuracy.
  8. Sign the Trust on page 8 and ensure signatures are witnessed by an independent adult.

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For Protection. Our Flexible (Discretionary) Gift Trust is written on a discretionary basis, the trustees use their discretion when deciding who ultimately benefits from the trust capital. As this is not a split trust the life assured, or settlor does not retain an interest in the policy.
Based on this principle, the Discretionary Gift Trust provides a way of holding an investment, be it single premium life assurance investment bonds (Bonds) and/or holding of shares or units in unit trusts, OEICs or SICAVs (investment funds*) for the benefit of another individual or individuals.
Disadvantage 1: Complexity Like other trusts, setting up a discretionary trust can be complicated. The complexity depends on: Whether its a company structure (more complex) or a family trust. The number of beneficiaries.
In the case of a Discretionary Trust, the Trustee has legal control of the funds. Therefore, they are the legal owner. However, the funds are held and distributed to benefit the beneficiaries. The beneficiaries are the beneficial owners.
Discretionary trusts are sometimes set up to put assets aside for: a future need, like a grandchild who may need more financial help than other beneficiaries at some point in their life. beneficiaries who are not capable or responsible enough to deal with money themselves.

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