Protection & planning

Wills & trusts — arranged with our trusted partners.

A will and the right trusts make sure the people you love are looked after, with less stress and delay. We arrange this through trusted legal partners — we don’t provide the legal advice ourselves.

An older couple reviewing their will together at home
Overview

Plan for the future, protect what you’ve built

Please note: Smooth Financial Group does not provide legal advice on wills, trusts or estate planning. We refer you to trusted legal partners who do — and stay in the loop to make sure everything joins up.

Without a will, the law decides who inherits — and it may not be who you’d choose. The right plan can protect your home, provide for children, and make life simpler for those you leave behind.

  • Single and mirror wills
  • Property and family protection trusts
  • Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)
  • Guidance on inheritance tax planning — provided by the referred adviser

Wills, trusts and estate planning are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

How we help

What’s included

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Wills

Single and mirror wills prepared by our legal partners.

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Property trusts

Help protect your home and provide for your family’s future.

Power of Attorney

Choose who can act for you if you’re ever unable to.

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Inheritance planning

Practical guidance on reducing what’s lost to tax.

How it works

How we work with you.

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Talk it through with us

A relaxed conversation about your family, assets and wishes.

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We introduce our legal partner

The partner drafts your wills, trusts and LPAs and explains everything clearly.

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Sign & safeguard

Your legal partner makes sure everything is valid, stored safely and kept up to date.

Good to know

Common questions

What happens if I die without a will?
Your estate is shared out under the rules of intestacy, which may not reflect your wishes — unmarried partners, for example, can be left with nothing. A will puts you in control.
What is a Lasting Power of Attorney?
An LPA lets you choose someone you trust to make decisions about your finances or health if you become unable to. Setting one up early avoids costly court applications later.
Why might I need a trust?
Trusts can protect your home from certain costs, provide for children or vulnerable relatives, and help your family avoid delays. We’ll explain whether one suits you.

Ready to make it smooth?

A no-obligation consultation, whole-of-market choice, and a team that stays with you long after completion.

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