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Ignore the content of your trust deed at your peril

By Janice Roberts at New Media
18 September 2017 • 1 min read

By Elbe Thatcher,  Fiduciary Specialist Old Mutual Wealth.

Unfortunately, clients seldom take the time to study their trust deeds.  They usually sign the document and file it in a drawer somewhere never to be looked at again.  While blissful at the time, this ignorance opens the door to unplanned consequences, often leading to disillusionment for the client further down the line. (more…)


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