A wide range of assets can be transferred into a trust, making it a versatile tool for estate planning, asset protection, and wealth preservation.

The types of assets that can be placed in a trust include:

• Property & Real Estate – Residential, commercial, and agricultural properties can be owned by a trust to protect them from creditors, simplify succession planning, and reduce estate duties.
• Cash & Investments – Bank accounts, unit trusts, shares, stocks, bonds, and other financial investments can be transferred to a trust for structured wealth management.
• Business Interests & Shares – A trust can hold company shares, making it an effective vehicle for business succession planning and asset protection.
• Intellectual Property – Copyrights, patents, trademarks, and royalties can be placed in a trust to ensure controlled management and future benefits for beneficiaries.
• Vehicles & Moveable Assets – Cars, boats, machinery, and valuable equipment can be placed in a trust to secure ownership and prevent personal liability risks.
• Personal Assets & Collectibles – Art, jewelry, antiques, and other valuable items can be held in a trust to ensure proper distribution among beneficiaries.