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23/2/2022 at 2:25pm
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Hiya, a quick search has found this:
Generally, a Property Trust Will costs between £350 and £500 plus VAT. It will cost more for couples registering together than it does for individuals. Usually, this is a fixed fee – a one-off payment for the setup and registration of the plan.
Source: https://ukcareguide.co.uk/protective-property-trust-wills/
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23/2/2022 at 5:42pm
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Last year, we did the whole thing together. Wills for me and spouse, POA's and separated joint ownership of house and put in Trust.
In total for the lot it was £1400
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23/2/2022 at 10:53pm
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It cost us £1290
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04/3/2022 at 11:30am
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Theres an advert on where a couple are at a will reading and it's "You are also helping........" but I must admit the strategy of charities of do free will writing if you leave them something is, I feel, in quite poor taste.
Ironically its a charity we specifically support and have given lots of donations to, but they arent chasing my Estate after I die (charities are known to aggressively chase the legacies of the deceased).
I wonder how PPT's relate (if at all) to standard wills where charities are assigned value from the estate?
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26/3/2022 at 10:20pm
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We did it a couple of years ago, it was about £1000 and included new wills.
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04/4/2022 at 8:04am
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There are ways of doing these things rather than just the things that need doing. The letters my friend recieved immediately as his Mum died (and the direct debits stopped and their share of the inheritance was due) could be described as tactless and the "impatient pursual" of that money until the property could be sold and the cash freed up as "distasteful" to say the least.
Speaking of which, I had a phone call a month or so ago from a "Solicitors" claiming my Dad owed them money when he died so were recovering it from his estate. We wouldnt have fallen for it, even if we hadnt had probate and run his finances for so many years, but I couldnt be sure that someone more vulnerable, at such a point of stress in their lives, would not have fallen for it. These people clearly sleep at night but I hope where they end up is trapped in a cycle of burning hell. I consider myself pretty solid but even I found it upsetting.
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