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Yes - they can. However, whether the discretionary trust can be transferred via the Will depends on the terms of the discretionary trust.

The income tax rates on income earned from assets in a testamentary trust are the same as personal income tax rates.

We've created this simple video that explains the differences between standard Wills and comprehensive testamentary trust Wills.

Stamp duty is not payable on the transfer of assets into a testamentary trust, unlike the transfer of assets to a trust during your lifetime

Yes - you wind up or vest (end) a testamentary trust at any time, however it does depend on the terms of the trust. Testamentary trusts...

It depends on the terms of the trust, which are the rules by which the trust is managed.

Any money or assets you add to an existing testamentary trust will not enjoy the tax and asset protection privileges of a the trust.

A testamentary trust is a trust created by a Will on the death of a Will owner for the benefit of the beneficiary.