Free Estate Planning Advice in Cambridgeshire

Thinking ahead is essential, yet many people in Cambridgeshire remain unaware of the financial risks that come with not having a Will, Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), or Trust in place. Without the right protections, families can face unexpected costs that may put their home and savings at risk. To help residents take control of their future, Free Estate Planning Advice in Cambridgeshire is available from 10th March to 14th March, offering expert guidance on protecting assets and inheritance from care fees and legal complications.

Why Estate Planning Matters

Without a clear estate plan, your financial security and the legacy you wish to leave behind could be at risk. Many people don’t realise that care costs, probate fees, and taxation can significantly impact their estate. Free Estate Planning Advice in Cambridgeshire provides residents with the opportunity to understand how they can safeguard their assets and ensure their wishes are carried out.

What the Free Advice Covers

This initiative, in collaboration with Later Living Helpline and specialist estate planners, provides tailored advice on:

✔️ Wills – Making sure your assets are passed on according to your wishes rather than the laws of intestacy.
✔️ Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) – Appointing a trusted individual to manage your affairs should you become unable to do so.
✔️ Trusts – Protecting your property and savings from excessive care fees and ensuring they remain within your family.

The Rising Cost of Care in Cambridgeshire

With care home fees in Cambridgeshire often exceeding £1,300 per week, many families assume that support will be covered by the NHS. However, unless someone qualifies for NHS Continuing Healthcare, they will likely be responsible for funding their own care.

Research shows that a significant percentage of care home residents are self-funding, sometimes having to sell their homes to cover costs. Effective estate planning offers legitimate ways to protect a portion of your assets, preventing financial hardship for your loved ones.

How to Access Free Estate Planning Advice in Cambridgeshire

This free advice is available from 10th March to 14th March, and spaces are expected to fill quickly. Those interested can register now to receive guidance, with a team member following up to arrange a suitable consultation time.

Taking action today can make a significant difference in securing your family’s future. Don’t leave it to chance. Register today on the link below.