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Here you’ll find in-depth educational content and thought leadership from our iTrust Partners. Dive into practical guides, industry insights, and expert perspectives designed to help you make informed decisions about your personal legacy planning.

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Are Consumers Choosing Estate Planning on Price Alone?
James Berkeley James Berkeley

Are Consumers Choosing Estate Planning on Price Alone?

New research published by IRN Legal Reports suggests that consumer behaviour within the wills and probate sector is changing rapidly.

The Wills & Probate Consumer Research 2026 report found that client loyalty is declining, while comparison websites and independent review platforms are becoming increasingly influential in the way consumers choose estate planning services.

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A Well-Drafted Will Is Only One Part of Effective Estate Planning
James Berkeley James Berkeley

A Well-Drafted Will Is Only One Part of Effective Estate Planning

A recent High Court ruling involving a £1.7 million family dispute serves as a stark reminder that estate planning is not simply about drafting documents. It is equally about governance, oversight and ensuring that those entrusted with responsibility exercise it properly.

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Alan’s Story: iTrust Vulnerable
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Alan’s Story: iTrust Vulnerable

When you care for a vulnerable or disabled loved one, a standard Will is often not enough. The wrong type of inheritance can unintentionally affect vital benefits and leave important decisions in the hands of the courts. In this personal piece, Alan explains why specialist trust planning, alongside a Will and Lasting Power of Attorney, is essential for protecting long term care, financial security, and peace of mind.

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Why having a Will isn’t always enough…
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Why having a Will isn’t always enough…

A Will is a vital part of estate planning, but on its own it can leave gaps that cause delays, disputes, and unnecessary stress for your family. True protection comes from combining a Will, a Trust, and a Lasting Power of Attorney, working together to safeguard your assets, your wishes, and your decision making both during your lifetime and after you are gone.

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