Your will provides the instructions for taking care of your beneficiaries, as well as the property left to them. A Trust Under Will not only ensures that the income will be paid for the family's benefit, but also authorizes the trustee to use principal for emergencies. If you have a Trust Under Will, trust officers work with your beneficiaries to make investments, file tax returns, keep books, collect rents, arrange for repairs and a hundred other details that occur when managing investments and real property.

Trusts under will are flexible and can cover just about any contingency you can think of – provision for grandchildren, support for a dependent parent, gifts to your favorite charities. You don’t have to be a millionaire to have a trust under your will. As a matter of fact, such trusts may be more important for the family with a small estate which needs to make every penny count. And the fee is modest, particularly when hundreds or thousands of dollars may be saved for your family.