Financial Security for your Whole Family

Create a Trust Fund that includes your spouse and children to provide them with a steady monthly income for the rest of their lives.

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Why a Tontine Trust Fund?

A Tontine Trust Fund is an irrevocable trust designed to pay you and your family members a monthly income for the rest of their lives.

Benefits:

  • Allow your family wealth to grow tax free.
  • Prevent family members from squandering their inheritance.
  • Enable an uninterrupted flow of income for family members if the worst happens to you.
  • Set which family member(s) control the Trust Fund after you have gone.
  • No limits on contributions.
  • Avoid inheritance taxes.
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How does it work?

Once you have registered your own master account, you can then invite your family members to join the Trust Fund through the MyTontine app.

The process is then as follows:

  • Set the age upon which each member can start receiving income.
  • Select from our range of suitable long term investment strategies.
  • Designate which member will assume control of the Trust Fund in the event that you are not around to do so.
  • Contribute as many times as you want to the Trust Fund via bank transfer.
HAVE A LOOK

Welcome to the 'Tontinator'

Here you can calculate and compare your main lifetime income options

The Tontinator is part of the MyTontine™ platform which is going through its testing phase ahead of launch.
Forecasts are based upon the expected rate of return of the selected assets and average life expectancies each of which change over time.
Therefore the forecasts and the actual income received will vary in response to changes in the actual and/or expected rate of return and the actual mortality of members of the tontine class that you are assigned to.

Annuity rates are estimated based upon currently advertised rates from sources which we believe to be reliable.

The Tontinator is for educational purposes only and there is no guarantee that these results will be achieved by each member.

Savers should consider their personal risk tolerances before considering any investments and should consult a financial advisor where appropriate.