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LIFE OF BRIAN PHASE 1 (just born)

School fees

Current Situation
POSSIBLE REMEDIES

Where are the funds coming from to put the girls through private school? Where are the funds coming from to send Brian to   Ramsdean (and from what age)?

 

 



REMEMBER You should not use any information contained on this site as the basis of any action until you have discussed matters with your financial adviser.

 

Considerations here are timing, any protection element, tax efficiency, security of investment.

Suitable contracts might be one or more of:

  1. Unit Trust. Open ended and income tax liability can be minimised by choosing a non or low income producing fund.

  2. Endowment Assurance - life assurance element giving some protection on early death. Less tax efficient but fund choice can cater for more cautious investor. Fixed maturity date. A number of segmented plans could be set up to produce the fees (or a portion of the fees) required.

  3. Unit Linked Maximum Investment Plan. Potential for a good level of growth. Can be taken out as a basic 10 year plan but with facility to mature after longer periods with no penalty, thus giving flexibility.

  4. Educational Trust Investment is another less obvious possibility which necessitates the creation of (usually) an Accumulation and Maintenance trust, the maintenance portion giving the trustees scope to pay for educational/ maintenance costs whilst the rest of the trust fund accumulates for the benefit of the beneficiaries (usually at 25)

  5. Family Income Benefit with a term set for how long the fees will be needed (including university cost?). To protect commitment to pay school fees on death before the children finish their education.

Additional considerations

  • Writing the life policies under trust is a major consideration, so that the intended beneficiaries receive the policy monies.

  • Accumulation and maintenance trusts are a possibility, to allow for education and maintenance before the children reach adulthood and become entitled to the proceeds in their own right (at trustees discretion).


REMEMBER You should not use any information contained on this page as the basis of any action until you have discussed matters with your financial adviser.


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