07 February 2012

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Trust Review Service

Understanding the changing nature of the investment environment has become an increasingly onerous and important task for trustees. In addition the introduction of the Trustee Act 2000 has imposed a greater duty of care on trustees to ensure the trust’s investments are managed in the best possible manner, thereby requiring trustees to seek and implement the best investment solutions on offer.

To ensure compliance with the Act, it is vital to recognise and understand changes in the investment environment and implement a structured review process.

The Active Trust Review Service aims to carry out a detailed analysis of the current trustee investment portfolio, highlight any areas of concern in relation to the Trustee Act 2000, and offer a solution to these concerns.

The Trustee Act 2000

Under the Act, as a Trustee, you have a Duty of Care to:

Invest as if you are absolutely entitled to the asset
Ensure the suitability of the investment vehicle
Consider the tax effectiveness of the investment
Ensure investments are sufficiently diversified
Consideration of size and risk profile of trust
Obtain and consider proper advice
Regularly review the trust investments

These responsibilities can not only be onerous, but they can also be very time consuming and although you may have a good understanding of your legal duties, you cannot also be expected to know where to hold the monies over the longer term in the most tax efficient manner.

The objectives of the service are simple:

To document all trustee decisions therefore giving a good clean audit trail
To ensure diversification of the trust’s assets by asset class and management group
To maximise tax efficiency by using the correct product wrappers
To offer regular low maintenence reviews
To consider using alternative investment vehicles
To Reduce Investment Risk

The Active Trust Review Service aims to remove the responsibilities from you by fulfilling all of the above, and for very little cost. So why would you take the risk?

For further information or advice on any of the above, please contact us

Email: enquiries@activefinancialservices.co.uk Phone: 0845 555 0 888

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