Wealth series: how to advise a client on inheritance – part 1

In an exclusive series on wealth management, Emma Watson, head of financial planning at Rathbone Investment Management, examines the implications of dealing with large inheritances, from pre-planning to deeds of variation and cashflow modelling

One common way for an individual to come into wealth is through an inheritance from a loved one and this is likely to become increasingly common in the years to come. It’s expected that in the approaching decades we will see a significant wealth transfer from the baby boomer generation to millennials through inheritance.

But, for those unprepared to receive a large sum of money or assets, it can be an overwhelming experience and a difficult process to navigate with tax implications, tight deadlines and sometimes even negative consequences for their own financial circumstances.

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