17/06/2026
Recent federal budget discussions around trusts have raised important questions about Testamentary Discretionary Trusts (TDTs) - a common estate planning tool used in many Wills.
While they’re sometimes grouped together with family or discretionary trusts, TDTs serve a very different purpose. In many cases, they are designed to help protect beneficiaries and inherited assets after someone passes away, offering flexibility and protection for future generations.
Potential changes to how these trusts are treated could have significant impacts on estate planning strategies and the families who rely on them.
In our latest article, we break down what Testamentary Discretionary Trusts are, why families use them and why these discussions matter.
Read the full article on our website, and if you’d like to discuss your own estate plan, our team is here to help.