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Long-term care and estate planning

Ensuring you are passing on your wealth to the next generation as effective as possible.

With allowances fixed, more estates are now being impacted by Inheritance Tax through fiscal drag. This may not have been a need for you or your estate previously, but this is something you may want to seek advice around. 

You may be considering passing on your wealth to the next generation but there are various factors you need to consider to make this effective.

We are all living longer which increases our risk of poor health at some stage in our lives which could result in a care need arising. The financial implications for needing care over a sustained period of time can result in your estate value becoming heavily depleted.

We know you have worked incredibly hard to accrue the wealth you have and now may be the appropriate time to take steps to either preserve your estate or make provision for care.

Our working relationships enable you to have control of the results

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Learn

We will gather detailed information about your financial goals and needs to create a tax-efficient retirement income plan, maximising your allowances and helping your funds last longer.

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Evaluate

By thoroughly assessing your needs for later life, we can identify solutions to ease the financial burden of care. Additionally, we will review your estate planning needs to ensure comprehensive protection.
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Inform

We’ll provide detailed solutions to protect your estate, informing you about strategies to reduce tax liability and maximise the inheritance you pass to your family and friends.
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Solutions

Our recommendations will be tailored investment solutions, including tax-efficient retirement plans, care support in later life, estate protection, and holding important documents electronically to ease the burden on your loved ones.

How we can help

Long-term care planning

On a national scale, the need for long-term care is increasing, and if not adequately prepared for it, it can place high levels of pressure on both the individual and their support network.

Often, this is an area we do not come across unless there is a personal need; this, combined with the vulnerability of the individual, whether this be yourself or someone you are offering support to, means there are several unknowns.

If this is an area that concerns you for the future, get in touch. We can discuss the available solutions to ensure your peace of mind and secure your well-being should care needs arise.

Estate Planning

With inheritance tax receipts on the rise, taking necessary steps to preserve estate values for future generations is becoming increasingly prominent in the financial planning process. There are several options available to clients which have different levels of access, control, and risk attached to them, which your position may be able to benefit from. 

To help secure your legacy, contact us.

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Financial planning advice on how to best position your investment to generate an income in retirement.


Our case studies below demonstrate how we can work with you, to help secure your financial future, select one of our case studies to find out more.

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Crowe Financial Planning UK Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (‘FCA’) to provide independent financial advice.

The information set out in this page is for information purposes only and is based on our understanding of legislation, whether proposed or in force, and market practice at the time of writing. It does not constitute advice to undertake a particular transaction. Appropriate professional advice should be taken on specific issues before any course of action is pursued. Any advice provided by a Crowe Consultant will follow only after consideration of all aspects of our internal advice guidance.

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