
Control the management of your assets today, while providing financial security for your family.
A trust is an effective tool for managing your assets during your lifetime and for the benefit of your loved ones after you are gone. A trust ensures that your assets will be managed in the future according to your wishes, as well as providing significant tax advantages to help you preserve those assets in the present.
When you name Citizens Bank & Trust as your trustee, you and your beneficiaries enjoy the knowledge and expertise of a breadth of specialists in such fields as:
You owe it to yourself and your family to rely on Citizens Bank & Trust resources delivered locally.
We will work with you to create the appropriate trust vehicles for you and your beneficiaries.
A trust which allows you to keep a high degree of control and privacy over your assets, while ensuring a smooth transition if you should ever need a successor to oversee your affairs.
A type of living trust in which you continue to be responsible for your assets for as long as you are able and willing.
A Trust created as part of your will to assure the long-term fulfillment for your wishes.
A living Trust is a valuable estate-planning tool that assures proper management of your assets during your lifetime and provides benefits to your loved ones that after your death. We will be your partner in ensuring that your trust changes with your needs, while protecting your assets from probate and providing continuity of administration.
Unlike a will, a Living Trust is confidential, and provides the liquidity necessary to pay expenses at the time of your death. If you select Citizens Bank & Trust as a trustee to oversee your affairs, we will ensure your wishes are followed
Your Citizens Bank & Trust relationship manager will:
Selecting Citizens Bank & Trust as your trustee provides you with an impartial professional third party who is a committed and experienced professional.
A Self-Declaration of Trust is a special type of Living Trust in which you declare yourself as trustee of your own assets for your own benefit. You continue to be responsible for those assets for as long as you are able and willing.
As part of the trust agreement, you choose a successor to take over if you become unable to manage your affairs or when you choose to relinquish those duties, without any legal proceedings.
Choosing Citizens Bank & Trust as your successor ensures comprehensive trust capabilities and more than a century tradition of impeccable personal service, including:
Many people find a Self-Declaration of Trust superior to a will because it is not filed in Probate Court. There will never be a public disclosure of your assets and their disposition, because assets held in trust are not subject to probate, estate settlement costs are reduced.
When you work with Citizens Bank & Trust in managing your trust, you will receive specialized estate planning guidance from expert advisors. Our dedicated professionals provide personal commitment to handling every detail of your trust and keeping you informed, just as we have for five generations of families.
With a Testamentary Trust, you state your intentions and provide for the ongoing needs of your spouse and family, especially those too young or not capable to assume responsibility for their inheritance. Citizens Bank & Trust is uniquely qualified to manage virtually any asset type and is a committed, responsible trustee.
A Testamentary Trust, also know as a Trust Under Will, can help protect your estate and provide for your loved ones by:
Above all, you will provide financial security for those who are important to you by extending your intentions and financial protection well into the future.
You have spent years protecting and providing for your family. Let Citizens Bank & Trust provide the peace of mind of knowing your family will be cared for after your death. We bring nearly a century of experience in administering a broad array of trusts and combine that with a personal concern for you and your beneficiaries' needs.
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