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There has always been a misnomer that Trust is only for the wealthy. It is no longer true. You do not need to be a millionaire or billionaire to have a Trust. Though Trust is not common to the man on the street, unlike a Will, it is nevertheless an important one to have to provide for your loved ones.
Trust is so versatile that it can be customized to fulfil multiple objectives for a family. This session aims to explore the different ways to have family trust for Muslims and non-Muslims.
Learning Outcome
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the concept and structure of an express trust consisting of inter vivos trust, declaration of trust and testamentary trust.
- Identify the suitable type of express trust to be used to fulfil different objectives for the family as well as create the right structure for the chosen type of trust.
- Able to determine the right type of assets for the trust and the amount required for it.
- Understand and present the advantages and disadvantages of the chosen type of trust for each case.
