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I’m incredibly busy today, but what I’m writing to you is important for women here in UK.
European Bureaucrats have issued an edict… sadly, against you.
You may or may not have heard about the new, bleakly entitled “EU gender directive”, which will come into force on 21st December this year. If you have a life and haven’t heard about it, then here’s what our friends in Europe have ruled for our lives now…
Today I share with you a considerably wise strategy that’s proving very popular, particularly with older clients. Specifically this is all about creating a legacy for either your children or grandchildren by taking out a Whole of Life Policy.
A Whole of Life policy is a life insurance policy which is paid for the whole term of a person’s life thus ensuring that a lump sum is definitely paid out on death. This contrasts with a term assurance policy which ends after a specific term. Whole of Life contracts can also have an investment element to them, unlike a term contract which is for protection only. They can be written in single lives or joint lives (first or second death) and can also be put into a trust which keeps them outside the estate for IHT purposes.
Here is an interview William gave on BBC Radio Scotland where he spoke with Fred MacAulay and Karen McKenzie about Cash and Investment ISA's
Listen to the BBC show here
