Ensure your wealth passes to your loved ones efficiently and according to your wishes. As an expat with assets across multiple countries, proper estate planning is essential to avoid complications, minimize taxes, and protect your family.
Why It Matters
Without proper planning, your estate could face probate in multiple jurisdictions, significant delays, unexpected taxes, and distribution that doesn't match your wishes. For expats with assets in Singapore and elsewhere, the complexity multiplies.
Singapore has no inheritance tax, estate duty, or capital gains tax. Assets held in Singapore can pass to beneficiaries with minimal tax friction, a significant advantage for wealth transfer planning.
Create instant estate value with death benefit paid to beneficiaries
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Hold policies in trust for controlled distribution to beneficiaries
Direct insurance payouts bypass estate probate delays
Expert Advice
Your home country will may not cover Singapore assets. A Singapore will specifically for local assets ensures proper distribution.
Insurance payouts go directly to nominated beneficiaries, bypassing probate. This provides immediate liquidity for your family.
For larger estates, trusts provide control over distribution timing and conditions, protecting beneficiaries from mismanagement or creditors.
Life changes with marriage, children, and relocation. Review your estate plan every 3-5 years or after major life events.
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