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How can a Trust shelter me from risks?

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Written by FGA
Updated over 2 years ago

A well-established trust protects your wealth and holds your assets through the trust to effectively avoid future claims by creditors. Trust also allows you to protect inherited assets from being squandered by family members, and provide life protection for current or future generations of minor or disabled members. It can protect the family assets from creditors or other claimants.

A trustee can hold currencies, securities, jewelry, automobile license plates or other valuable property and of papers, documents, deeds, wills, debentures and other evidence of title or indebtedness on trust. By putting your assets into your trust account, you can invest and manage them with the greatest degree of flexibility.

FGA manages your assets strictly in accordance with your instructions. You can instruct us to place your funds in different jurisdictions according to your own need as an example, with just one "click" in the trust portal.

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