Zurich discretionary trust deed 2025

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By placing the assets in a Discretionary Trust, the assets remain under the control of appointed Trustees and not the beneficiary. This means that a beneficiary who is incapable of managing their own affairs would have any inheritance managed on their behalf by the Trustees.
You can email your Trust deed to us at: Zurich.customer.service@uk.zurich.com.
The settlor is usually a friend or accountant who helps the client to establish the Discretionary trust. The settlor has no right to income or capital of the trust assets and once the settled sum has been paid by the settlor and trust deed has been executed, it will have no further role in the trust.
A deed used to create a discretionary trust. A discretionary trust is a flexible trust structure in which none of the beneficiaries has the right to the capital or income of the trust. It is often used to benefit the settlors family for a family trust structure.