In an uncertain economic and political climate protecting your personal wealth has never been so important.   Ever changing laws and legislation make it even more difficult to get the right plans in place.

Whether active in work or retired, land owner, farmer or entrepreneur, whatever walk of life, if you have high value assets the right advisors can help you plan for your own future and think about how you might eventually pass assets on.  This might involve tax planning for you, your company or your partnership, the drafting and funding of trusts, preparing Wills and lasting powers of attorney, structuring foreign assets, charitable giving to name but a few.

Why Choose Foot Anstey

As a team of dedicated experts, rather than simply answering the question, we look to provide a wider solution and cut through the confusion with advice that is clear and concise.  Taking a commercially minded approach, we can advise across a broad spectrum of areas, including succession planning, wealth preservation, Wills, power of attorney and probate.

We want to really get to know and understand you and build multi-generational relationships. Our expertise is solidly built on a successful history of helping clients structure their assets and affairs in a way that protects their wealth, for themselves and the next generation.

Our experienced, multilingual team provide extensive expertise, which serves the needs of the private individual through to those of the entrepreneur and the landowner, including growth in OMB and employment tax.

Our people

With our extensive range of specialists and partner-led team our clients will always have access to a leader in their field.  Our experienced team works closely with our experts throughout the firm enabling us to work collaboratively across departments to provide clients with the strength and depth of all Foot Anstey areas of expertise.

Where necessary, we are used to working seamlessly with accountants and other financial professionals to deliver a service that is fast, efficient and approachable.

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A FICo is an alternative vehicle for tax planning and moving assets through the generations, while retaining some control. In this guide we outline the key things to consider when taking this approach to your succession planning.

Whilst the benefit is common place, not many employers understand what their obligations as Trustees are or what to do when a claim is made. In this guide we take a closer look at this benefit, the duties it creates for Trustees and steps to take when a claim is made.

A FICo is an alternative vehicle for tax planning and moving assets through the generations, while retaining some control. In this guide we outline the key things to consider when taking this approach to your succession planning.

Whilst the benefit is common place, not many employers understand what their obligations as Trustees are or what to do when a claim is made. In this guide we take a closer look at this benefit, the duties it creates for Trustees and steps to take when a claim is made.

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