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Rayan Financial Services Ltd is an Appointed Representative of Personal Touch Financial Services Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.

 

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Rayan Financial Services Ltd is entered on the Financial Services Authority register under FSA reference: 498670 - www.fsa.gov.uk

 

Registered Office: 648 Hanworth Road, Hounslow, Middlesex, TW4 5NP Registered in England and Wales Companies House number 05052169

 

Some of the services/ products shown are not or may not be regulated by the Financial Services Authority

 

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WILL WRITING

Comprehensive will writing service

If you Cohabit as partners then, contrary to popular belief, your partner would have no automatic right of inheritance, which means that as more and more people choose to live together, the making of a Will is ever more important.

 

Statistics show that many of us do not have a Will, which is astonishing considering how important a Will is for leaving what you want, to whom you want. As well as providing legal ways of helping to avoid or reduce inheritance tax, a Will can help to ensure that at a time of grievance your family does not suffer more that is necessary.

 

 

For more information and a FREE, No Obligation consultation, please call us today on 0203 370 5772 or 0203 370 5773.

 

You can also contact us on our mobile by calling 07830 208 218.

 

* The information on this page was obtained from the NOP World Survey, October 2003.

 

The Financial Services Authority does not regulate will writing and trusts.

It is still widely believed by many married people (one in two)* that on their death, all their assets will automatically pass to their spouse. But in reality, depending on the size of the estate, if there are children, a spouse may only inherit personal items and the first £125,000 outright.

The remainder of the estate is split to one half on trust to pay the income to the surviving spouse and the other half passes absolutely to the children on attaining the age of 18 years.

 

This applies by law in England, Northern Ireland and Wales, different provisions apply to Scotland.