Estate Planning is a term Tasmanian Perpetual Trustees uses to describe a comprehensive service that assesses your needs now and in the future, and usually results in the preparation of a Will and Power of Attorney.
Good planning can ensure your family’s financial future when you’re not around. You also may avoid the possibility of the family home having to be sold, family feuds, or family treasures being sold to pay bills
Your Tasmanian Perpetual Trustees Estate Planner can provide advice on important issues that affect your Estate and your beneficiaries, such as superannuation, legal implications, life insurance and tax.
A Tasmanian Perpetual Trustees Estate Planner can also prepare your Power of Attorney document. Power of Attorney enables you to choose who will manage your business and legal affairs if you ever become incapacitated or unable to make decisions.

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