INTRODUCTION
As a devoted parent, you've dedicated your life to ensuring your children's needs are met – physically, emotionally, and financially. However, navigating the complex world of financial security for your loved ones can be confusing and costly. Many lack the knowledge and guidance needed to establish the correct and legal solutions for their family's care after their passing.
When it comes to safeguarding your dependent beneficiaries, whether they are children or adults, there are two distinct outcomes to consider:
1. If you do nothing, they will become state institutionalised or they land up with a life on the streets. The government decides their guardianship, and any funds you may have left them will end up in a questionable Guardian Fund. Recent incidents of corruption in such funds highlight this solutions risk.
2. Alternatively, you can proactively protect and provide for your loved ones by establishing the necessary financial safeguards. A Testamentary Trust, alongside an appropriate policy, can ensure their well-being and place them under the care of a trusted guardian with the support of our legal team to look after their best interest.
Make no mistake, choosing the second option is vital if you wish to avoid the first default scenario.
HOW IT WORKS
When you pass away, and if your cover is still in force, then the policy pays the full sum assured value into the testamentary trust that gets formed by your executor. Your trustees (in this case, MyProtector) then administers and manages the funds according to your instructions that are recorded within the testamentary trust on behalf of your listed beneficiaries. Myprotector will report to the high court and show how the funds are being managed within the law and in the most effective and efficient way possible.
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