The Three Step Plan

Planning your inheritance is no simple undertaking.
It’s like building a house – you need a plan, if you don’t have a plan, the house will be ugly, the house would be less than pleasant to live in and, building the house would be more expensive than it ought.
And, if you don’t have a plan, the walls may fall over. That’s why I work to a plan, a three-step plan. The three-step plan.

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Step 1

A meeting lasting up to an hour and a half.

At this meeting, we would discuss all matters relevant to your objective, which after all is said and done, is keeping your money in your family.

Our discussion would include biographical matters, the people involved, their circumstances, their relationships with one another.

We’ll talk about the assets involved – how they came to be, when they were acquired etc.

We’ll talk about whom you wish to get what and under what circumstances.

We’ll discuss any ideas you might have considered regarding achieving your objective – every action has costs: we’ll weigh the costs against the benefits. We would naturally discard options in which the costs outrun the benefits.

We would talk about possible solutions. The point of the conversation would be to explore the obstacles to your objective and working out the most effective and efficient way to grind those obstacles to dust.

Importantly, we would ensure we were not setting traps for ourselves further down the line.

Step 2

We’ll go away to research the points we’ve discussed and further investigate any solutions that didn’t come up in the discussion. We would write a report that outlined the situation, and all possible solutions to your problem. The report would include recommendations. All the recommendations of the plan would be costed. We would send you the report a week ahead of the meeting in state 3.

Step 3

The third stage of the plan would be a second meeting at which we would discuss all aspects of the plan and plot the way forward. You would then decide on implementing the plan which would achieve your objective. Implementing the plan would secure your wealth for your family.

A Day's Work

This service, which costs is less than your phone, would explain the benefits as well as the potential tripwires, snares and snags of any and all options and set you on the course to keeping your inheritance in your family forever. With this service you’ll get options and a recommendation. This service would help you keep this estate in your family not just for one generation but till after the rocks of Gibraltar have crumbled, till the fires of the sun have been extinguished.

Safe as Houses

My estate planning foundation service comes with a 100% money back guarantee. When you read the report of your advice session, you’ll be confident you understand all your options: you’ll be confident you can lay the foundations for keeping your money in your family not just for one generation or two, but forever. All this in 2 painless consultations. I’ve done 1,251 of these fixed fee advice sessions, and I’ve ne’er had a single refund request. If you’re not satisfied, I wouldn’t feel right keeping your money, so I’ll simply return your money.
No questions asked.

How it Works

Simply book a time in the calendar
Pay for the Three-Step Plan (the first consultation typically lasts about an hour and half)
At the consultation we’ll discuss all the points of your query and possible solutions.
After our discussion, I’ll send you a report with my recommendations – this would detail all your options with any associated costs.
Further consultations at which we would discuss the points of my report.

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Why should I invest in The Three-Step Plan

For just £499, you get direct access to 30 years of estate planning and inheritance tax planning. In short, I know more about estate planning and inheritance tax planning than the Pope knows about the Bible. There’s almost nothing I’ve not seen in that time. I’m confident that with the Three-Step Plan, you and I can set your estate planning on the correct footing, and with my recommendations, you can keep your money in your family forever. This is not free legal advice.
If it’s free, is it worth having?

Do you offer support after the call?

After the first advice session, which last typically an hour and a half, I’ll send you a report of our conversation.
The report would detail the points of our conversation.
The report would describe all your options with any applicable costs.

We would set an appointment at which we would discuss the points of the report.

Here's The Deal

I’ll help you take your time to talk through the background of your case. I’ll help you frame your questions without prejudice.
And, I’ll then answer your questions and any follow-up questions that might arise therefrom.
We shall be talking about you and your specific circumstances – not some generic textbook scenario.

Can’t I Get the Free Stuff?

There’s plenty of free stuff out there.
I provide a lot of it: there’s this website, there’s my blog, there’s my monthly newsletter which is not merely informative and educative, but also entertaining. I’ve even written a book, a paperback book on estate planning – a proper book none of that e-book nonsense. But there’s a reason these things are free – they aren’t related to you, they’re not specific to you, they’re not tailored to you.
If you want information that’s specific to you, you need to ask questions that are specific to you. You’ll need to speak to an expert who’ll help you frame your questions.

What do I need to make the call a Success?

The more information you provide the better. You’ll get a Fixed Fee Advice session questionnaire, please fill it as best you can. The hour goes quickly, completing the questionnaire would help me prepare for the session so we use our time efficiently.

Why do I pay before the session?

Most people pay for what they get.
In my experience 63% (I’ve done the arithmetic) of people pay for the benefit of my experience. You’re one of the 63%, but why should you pay for the 37% who want a freebie? Why should you pay for those who are acting in bad faith? Why should you pay for those who are, to all a spade a spade, stealing?

What is the Refund or Cancellation policy?

If you find this a waste of time – ask for money back – no questions asked.

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