How Borrowing Against Your Home Can Legally Cut Your Inheritance Tax Bill #shorts

Equity release against your home can legally remove hundreds of thousands of pounds from your UK estate for inheritance tax purposes — on a £1 million property, releasing £500,000 removes £500,000 from your estate, depending on what you then do with the funds. Charles de Lastic, Managing Director of Bluebond Group, explains how releasing equity from your home can reduce your inheritance tax liability — and why modern "safe" home income plans have changed the risk profile completely. What you'll learn: → Why your home is often the single biggest driver of your inheritance tax liability → How modern safe home income plans mean what you owe can never exceed the value of your home → How releasing £500,000 from a £1 million property removes £500,000 from your estate → Three ways to use the released funds — a trust, a family investment company, or a direct gift — each moving the money outside your estate after seven years → Why falling interest rates make this strategy increasingly viable → How life insurance can be used as an alternative methodology alongside equity release ──────────────────────────────────────── 📅 Free Inheritance Tax Webinar — completely free, no cost. 👆 Book via the link in our bio. Hundreds of 5-star reviews. See why. ─────────────────────────────────────── About Bluebond Group Bluebond Group is a UK specialist inheritance tax planning firm with in-house lawyers, tax advisers, and wealth managers working together. Bluebond has helped hundreds of high-net-worth clients reduce or eliminate their inheritance tax liability. ─────────────────────────────────────── ⚠️ This video is for information purposes only and does not constitute personal financial, tax, or legal advice. Individual circumstances vary. Please consult a qualified professional before making any decisions. #Shorts #EquityRelease #HomeInheritanceTax #InheritanceTax #IHTPlanning #UKTax #EstatePlanning #Bluebond #FamilyInvestmentCompany #WealthPlanning #IHT #TaxPlanning #UKFinance #Tr