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reversionary interest

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reversionary interest

See reversion.



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However, if you have a reversionary interest, ie you receive the capital when your mother dies, then there is a good chance that your estranged wife will have a claim of some sort on the trust.
The value of the term has an actuarially determined value that consists of two components: a reversionary interest and an income interest.
He says there are presently four schemes available that should escape the new rules on Pre-OwnedAssets: the Gift and Loan (or LoanOnly)Scheme; the Discounted Gift Plan; the RetainedInterest Trust; and the Reversionary Interest Plan.
 
 
 
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