Choose who manages your money and property.
If you ever cannot, the right people are already in place to step in.
A Property and Financial Affairs LPA lets your chosen attorneys manage your money, property, bills and investments. It can be used while you still have capacity (with your permission) or only if you lose capacity, depending on how it is set up.
What a Property and Financial Affairs LPA can do.
- Operate bank accounts, including paying bills and managing standing orders
- Manage savings and investments
- Buy or sell property, including the family home
- Receive income on your behalf
- Deal with HMRC, banks, building societies and pension providers
- Make and receive gifts within strict limits
- Decide on the timing of when the LPA comes into effect, while-capacity or on-loss-of-capacity
Single Property and Financial Affairs LPA from £300 to £1,200 including VAT per LPA. Discounts apply for packages. The OPG registration fee (currently £92) is payable separately.
Common questions.
Only if you choose that option in the LPA. By default, attorneys can act while you have capacity (with your permission) and continue to act if you lose it. Some clients restrict this to on-loss-of-capacity only.
Yes. The LPA can include 'preferences' (non-binding guidance) and 'instructions' (binding limits). We help you decide what, if anything, to include without restricting the LPA so tightly that it becomes unusable.
What clients often need alongside this.
Lasting Powers of Attorney
A Lasting Power of Attorney lets you choose who makes decisions for you if you cannot make them yourself. Both types: property and finances, health and welfare.
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When you are ready, we are.
Thirty minutes with a qualified consultant, no obligation, with a clear sense of your options at the end.
Or call us on 01304 577 998