Our Bloodline planning could save your children £110,000 in inheritance tax*
Property owners like to keep that value in the family. Through poor or no planning, properties are passed down to your children, who are liable to pay inheritance tax unless you and your parents plan correctly.
Our bloodline planning service ensures you don’t pay excess inheritance tax (IHT) – your bloodline investments remain completely in the family and not with the Government!
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What Bloodline planning includes
Telling you how best to own things to protect them
What your inheritance tax could be and why you need to plan
Simple steps to pay less inheritance tax
How to use trusts to pay less tax and protect your Assets
How you can take advantage of ALL of your allowances to pay less tax
The use of gifting and investments to reduce tax further
Examples of how we’ve saved IHT for our clients
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Save inheritance tax with bloodline planning
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*Example illustration of property values and Inheritance Tax.
| Grandparents (4) | |||||
| Parents inherit | |||||
| Parents own house value in 20 years | |||||
| Total | Parents will pay £110k IHT | ||||
| Children inherit | |||||
| Children's own house value in 30+ years | |||||
| Total | Children will pay £934.8k IHT | ||||
Without bloodline planning, the children would end up paying £934,800 Inheritance Tax when they inherit their grandparents' and parents' properties.
* Assumptions
- The average house price in the South East is £424,891 – £425,000. (Right Move)
- Assumption made that UK house prices will treble in 20 years time (Homeward Legal). We have been conservative and assume they will double to £850,000.
- Assumption made that each family has 2 children each.