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WHY VYMAN?

Putting you first

Our approach is straightforward. It seems that the more wealth you accumulate, the bigger the responsibility of managing it. And if you happen to live in south-east England, just living in your home means that you may be liable to pay inheritance tax because property prices seem to be increasing at a rapid rate.

It is not only important to manage your affairs in your lifetime but do it in such a way that your dependents don’t have the stress of trying to do it after you have gone. There are tools available to help you through this process and once you have taken the necessary steps, you can rest easy and get on with enjoying life rather than worrying about the future.

Making a Will helps you think about your estate and how it should be dealt with on your death. By doing this, it also helps you “clear out your house” for your loved ones. Making a Will gives you certainty and allows you to choose how you want to share your wealth.

A Lasting Power of Attorney allows you to choose who should deal with your affairs if you can’t do it yourself, and it takes away the pressure of family members trying to guess what you would have done in a particular situation. It also means you can appoint someone you trust to manage your affairs.

Creating a trust allows you to preserve your estate for future generations or take care of your young children during their minority. And after you’ve gone, your loved ones can take care of your estate in the way you had intended