What is the best way to remember Tall Ships in my will? Expand Often the best way to support charities is with a residuary gift as it means the value of the gift will not change due to inflation. Your solicitor, or will writer, will be able to discuss the best options for your particular circumstances.
Do I need to be wealthy to make a gift in my will? Expand Absolutely not. Your gift, no matter the size, will help us change the lives of some of the most disadvantaged young people in our society.
Does Tall Ships offer free Will writing services? Expand We currently do not offer this service and recommend you speak with a friend or family member for solicitor or will maker recommendations.
What types of gifts can I make in my will? Expand There are three main gift types to consider when leaving a gift in your will: Pecuniary gifts A gift of a fixed sum of money. The value of a pecuniary gift will decrease over time, as the cost of living increases. Residuary gifts A gift of the ‘residue’ of the estate. The residue is what is left after all other gifts, debts, funeral expenses, certain other costs and tax have been deducted. Specific gifts Actual items for instance, a piece of jewellery, furniture, a painting, buildings, boats, land, house contents, shares, etc.. Your solicitor will be able to explain the different gift types you can make in your will.
What information do I need to include when leaving a gift to Tall Ships? Expand Please include our full name, address and registered charity details: Tall Ships Youth Trust 2A The Hard Portsmouth Hampshire PO1 3PT Charity Number: 314229
How do I leave a gift to Tall Ships in my will? Expand By speaking to your solicitor or will maker when you either make a will or amend an existing will.