Future Life Planning 7

WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO YOUR CHILD AFTER YOU’VE GONE?
Since 1989 LifeTRUST Planning has helped hundreds of families plan for the future financial security of their child with a disability after the death of the parents or primary caregiver, without affecting their entitlement to government support. The quality of your child's future lifestyle will be determined in large measure by the life planning that goes on before. By working closely with LifeTRUST Planning you will have access to their knowledge and expertise to guide you through your child's future lifestyle planning options. To make enduring plans in an ever changing world is a challenge all families face. Tomorrow’s uncertainty can be prepared for with future life planning that spans today’s needs as well as those of the future. Click here to learn how to get started

"If I had only known then what I know now"
All too often, we arrive at a time in our lives only to wish that we’d done things differently. Future life planning encourages you to look into the future and prepare today so that all your dreams for your child's tomorrow’s can be realized. A Future life plan is more than just writing a will and a trust agreement. It is a complete package of how to provide for your special child while you are living and how to protect their assets when you pass on. A Future life plan takes into account the need for powers of attorney, trust funds, trustees, guardians and special concerns on how to ensure the funds you pass on will last a lifetime. Because your future life plan is about making plans for your child's future lifetime security, you need to explore many questions, such as:

What kind of lifestyle will my child have?
Who will look after my child in the future ?
How can I ensure that my finances are in order ?
Who will take care of my child's special needs ?
Will the inheritance I pass on disqualify my child from government support ?
How can I ensure that the inheritance I pass on will last for the rest of their life ?
How can I create an inheritance if I have little or no assets to pass on ?

Parents want the peace of mind of knowing that a major problem has been addressed. They don’t want fuzzy, complex solutions that take years to materialize, if ever. They want simple, easy to follow instructions that will bring about the results they want. They don't want a Financial Planners Plan, a Lawyers Plan, an Accountants Plan or a Life Planners Plan. They want a plan with their solutions for their child that focus on the most important person in their lives; their child. Click here to learn more about our “Lifetime Security” Planning Kit

A LifePLAN Synopsis
A LifePLAN starts with a personal one on one family interview with a LifeTRUST Planner to gather all of the pertinent facts. It may even take several interviews or emails. This is followed by another personal visit to review the LifeTRUST plan and discuss the recommendations. LifeTRUST will also work with your Financial Advisor, your Lawyer and your accountant to ensure they are all in the picture. If you don’t have any of these professionals we can refer professionals who have experience in this area. If requested we will conduct a brief family session to outline the government regulations and reporting procedures, and answer any questions. A completed LifeTRUST Plan includes our “Lifetime Security Planning” kit. For more information contact us

Don't let what you can't do interfere with what you can do.