Janet Zuccoa
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first heard Dec 2025
last heard 21 Dec
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And that's another reason why we have trust.
We are going to have a massive transfer of wealth from generations in the next 20 odd years.
And a lot of people are worried, a lot of parents are worried that when the wealth transfers to their children who are adults, but we'll call them children.
who are um who are children that should anything happen in the child's relationship that the inheritance goes sidewards that it's split you know it's split 50 50 and you do that a couple of times and you know you end up with um about 15 percent yeah um actually there'd be a lot of
Yeah, yeah.
So I think what Jodie's saying is she gets the use of the assets, but they're really held in preservation ultimately for the final beneficiaries, which...
which from this conversation appear to be the three children.
Well, it can, but again, the terms of the trust deed may well be wide enough to permit that.
Yeah.
That's a real question.
That's a very good point.
So a lot of parents are doing that these days.
In fact, I've just written an article on that.
It's going to be on our website in the next three days, but I've just written that article on how to help your children into...
into a home and it may well be using a trust so that the parents giving the money or providing the werewolf as a deposit or even a large portion of the purchase price can ensure that it is protected in relationship times.
It may be doable.
So the legislation has indeed helped us.
It has helped us.
And in that regard, it has strengthened beneficiaries' rights and it's held trustees, especially professional trustees, independent trustees, more accountable.
And it does provide mechanisms.
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