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This blog is to help you gain more knowledge about estate planning and all-you-should-know when having your estate planned.
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Who Will Take Care of You and Your Assets When You Can’t?

One of my relatives, Sara, is a retiree, aged 62 and single. During our conversation, she shared that she has approximately RM100,000 in cash and a condominium worth RM700,000. She also spends RM2,500 a month on living expenses, which includes paying for two life insurance policies (covering critical illness and life insurance) with a combined...

What Types of Trusts Are Available in Malaysia?

Thinking about the future can feel overwhelming, but planning ahead is one of the best ways to protect your loved ones and secure their financial well-being. Trusts are an incredibly versatile tool to help manage and distribute your wealth, safeguard your children’s inheritance, and make sure that your assets are used responsibly. In Malaysia, there...

Why should I appoint a Trustee Company as my Trustee?

As legacy advisors in Malaysia, we are also facing some questions which related to testamentary trust. A common question we encounter is from individuals like Mr. Lee, who asked, “Should I choose Trustee Company like Amanah Raya or an individual trustee for my trust?”.   Trustee Company such as Amanah Raya, which is the only...

Important Role in a Testamentary Trust – Protector

In the realm of estate planning, testamentary trusts serve as powerful tools to ensure the smooth transfer of assets to minor beneficiaries according to the wishes and arrangement of the settlor. In Malaysia, testamentary trusts provide individuals with the flexibility and control they desire over the distribution of their assets. To ensure a testamentary trust...

Understanding Trustee Liability to Beneficiaries in Malaysia

Trustees play a pivotal role in the administration of trusts, holding a fiduciary duty to act in the best interests of the beneficiaries. However, there are circumstances in which a trustee may be held liable to the beneficiaries. The Trustee Act of 1949 delineates the powers, duties, and responsibilities of trustees, providing the foundation upon...