Dismemberment of ownership and life insurance – new opportunities?

  The dismemberment of ownership of proprietary rights is without doubt an essential estate planning technique. In Belgium, the principle is simple: full ownership of an item of heritage is understood as “full powers” over that asset, i.e. the right to both enjoy it and receive the fruits thereof and dispose of it (gift, alienation, […]

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Planning the transmission while protecting your spouse – French tax residents

To protect each other while planning to pass their wealth to their children ultimately, married couples often look at subscribing a joint-life policy with termination at second death. This type of subscription requires that property invested is joint property. In France, the property of the assets and their qualification as joint property depends on the […]

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1,000 lives, OneLife – Case study #6

Meeting Begoña and Alejandro Alejandro and Begoña, who have been married for twenty years, left Spain for Mexico 10 years ago. Alejandro, an engineer specialised in the petroleum sector, was asked by a Spanish company to supervise the operations of several refineries of its Mexican subsidiary. Begoña followed her husband. Their two children, Maria and […]

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