Revert to Settlor Trust

The Revert to Settlor Trust has been designed specifically for use with the Regular Savings Plan to ensure that while any benefits payable in the event of the settlor's death are held outside the settlor's estate for his or her chosen beneficiaries, the maturity benefit (and any critical illness benefit payable under the plan) is held for the settlor.

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Key points

  • For use with the Regular Savings Plan only
  • Discretionary trust for wide class of beneficiaries
  • Regular premium payments usually exempt gifts if made out of surplus income
  • Death benefits held outside settlor's estate for inheritance tax purposes
  • Maturity benefits and critical illness benefits (if any) held for the settlor with no gift with reservation issues
  • No scope for settlor to access funds prior to policy maturity date
  • Joint or single settlements
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