A Trust is a conventional Trust that is formed under the laws of a jurisdiction.

When it comes to assets protection, Trusts offers the highest level of security along with tax saving. The Trust is created when the settlor (the person creating the Trust) transfers specified assets into the Trusts and prepares an agreement called the Trust Deed (also known as Deed of Trust or Declaration of Trust) in which he identifies a Trustee (the person in charge of the Trust) and the beneficiary (the person who receives benefits from the Trust). As a result of the legal transfer of assets, the Trust is used as a multipurpose vehicle for asset protection and estate planning.

• Privacy — The terms of a Trust remain completely private, and as such Trusts are often created for the sole purpose of privacy.
• Asset protection — The Trust allows a person or company to legally separate themselves from their assets; as a result the assets are out of reach where it otherwise would be at risk.
• Estate (WILL) Planning — Part or all of an estate can be held in Trust, also with disbursement instructions and a maturity date or age at which some part or the whole of the estate is disbursed to a beneficiary(s).
• Savings and Pension plans — A Trust is used to hold the investment of a pension plan, cash savings for investment purposes or securities investments.
• Tax savings - Assets placed in a trust are not taxable at time of disbursement.

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