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249. Testamentary Trusts Explained: Estate Planning for Australian Families

249. Testamentary Trusts Explained: Estate Planning for Australian Families

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Welcome back to another episode of the 360 Money Matters Podcast! This week, hosts Billy Amiridis and Andrew Nicolaou unpack a topic that comes up regularly in their estate planning conversations with clients: testamentary trusts. They start with the basics: what a testamentary trust actually is, how it differs from other trust structures, and why it only comes into existence after someone passes away. From there, Billy and Andrew work through some of the main reasons families choose to set one up, including significant tax advantages when assets are left to children or minors, and the ability to stagger when a beneficiary gains access to their inheritance rather than handing over a lump sum at 18. The conversation also covers how testamentary trusts can help protect vulnerable beneficiaries, provide for a spouse in a blended family while still preserving assets for children from an earlier relationship, and reduce the risk of family conflict after someone has passed away. Billy and Andrew are equally upfront about when a testamentary trust might be overkill, and the cost and complexity involved in setting one up. This episode is for anyone thinking about their estate plan, particularly parents with young children, blended families, or anyone with a beneficiary who may not be well placed to manage a large inheritance on their own. It's a practical primer for understanding whether a testamentary trust deserves a place in your own estate planning conversation. Listeners will come away with a clear understanding of what a testamentary trust is, how it can reduce tax on income earned by minor beneficiaries, and how it can be used to stagger access to an inheritance or protect a vulnerable beneficiary. The episode also explains how testamentary trusts can support blended families by providing for a spouse while still preserving assets for children from an earlier relationship, along with the trustee responsibilities involved and when the cost and complexity of a testamentary trust may outweigh the benefit. Real client examples throughout make the concepts easy to follow, whether you already have an estate plan in place or are only just starting to think about one. This podcast contains information that is general in nature. It does not take into account the objectives, financial situation, or needs of any particular person. You need to consider your financial situation and needs before making any decisions based on this information. This information is provided by Billy Amiridis & Andrew Nicolaou of 360 Financial Strategists Pty Ltd, authorised representatives and credit representatives of Akumin Financial Planning – AFSL 232706. Episode Highlights What a testamentary trust is and why it only comes into existence after someone passes away.Why leaving assets to a testamentary trust can dramatically reduce tax on income for minor beneficiaries.How a testamentary trust can be used to stagger a young beneficiary's access to their inheritance rather than handing over a lump sum at 18.Why testamentary trusts can help protect beneficiaries who may not be equipped to manage a large inheritance, including those with disabilities or addiction issues.How a testamentary trust can provide for a spouse in a blended family while still preserving assets for children from an earlier relationship.Why planning these decisions in advance can reduce conflict and burden on family members after a death.What's involved in appointing a trustee and the considerations around choosing the right person or professional service.When a testamentary trust may be unnecessary or overly complex for a simpler estate. Connect with Billy and Andrew! 360 Financial Strategists Check out our latest episode here: Apple Podcast Spotify
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