by Mark Thompson | Jun 1, 2017 | Personal injury trust
Compensation received under the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme can reduce or stop entitlement to means-tested benefits. many claiming under the Scheme are on benefits while they wait. The answer is to set up a trust for what is personal injury compensation. The...
by Mark Thompson | Jan 8, 2015 | Personal injury trust
Personal injury trusts – how I can help My aim is to help you decide if a personal injury trust is right for you. I deal with most clients by telephone, email and letter and a meeting is rarely necessary. I will: Help you decide if a trust for your compensation is...
by Mark Thompson | Dec 18, 2014 | Personal injury trust
Keep your compensation and benefits with a personal injury trust. Personal injury trust – special needs trust – compensation protection trust. These are all names used for a trust to hold personal injury compensation and protect your eligibility for means...
by Mark Thompson | Dec 18, 2014 | Personal injury trust
I remember a call from a lady who had just received a cheque for £20,000 compensation from a personal injury claim. Neither she nor anyone in her family were claiming means-tested benefits; but she intended to save the money for the future. Her compensation solicitors...
by Mark Thompson | Dec 18, 2014 | Personal injury trust
Do I need a personal injury trust to protect my compensation and benefits A personal injury trust is the only legitimate way to hold and use compensation and still receive means tested benefits. Such a trust is an opportunity to keep and use your compensation and...
by Mark Thompson | Dec 18, 2014 | Personal injury trust
Setting up a personal injury trust does not have to be complicated or expensive. I offer a fixed fee of £550 including VAT. A personal injury trust is a legitimate device which holds personal injury compensation. Benefit regulations allow personal injury compensation...
