The Estate Registry is a pioneer of estate management services, providing cloud-based tools and services for inter-generational estate management.
The Estate Registry was created by a team of professionals with decades of service experience to organisations and individuals throughout the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom, where they saw first-hand the challenges of estate management – especially in the period after a person has passed. In response to this The Estate Registry was created to give people and organisations a range of services that can help automate and smooth the transition of assets to beneficiaries.
These services include:
LegacyNOW – a digital estate lifecycle-management suite to help navigate the estate process.
NotifyNOW – a service that enables utility companies, telcos, banks, insurance companies, subscription service providers and other similar organisations to give the bereaved (or the representatives of a deceased) a simple, single route with which to notify them of the death of one of their customers.
InheritNOW – a range of FCA-approved financial services products that help beneficiaries and/or the professional representatives of an estate to cover the expenses of a death (and the unexpected tax burden that comes from inheriting) that need to be paid prior to the grant of probate (i.e confirmation of the legal right to deal with someone’s property, money and possessions) or Letters of Administration being granted. InheritNOW currently comprises two products:
Service:
Sales:
Name: Luke Cheadle
Tel: 07841042369
Email: LCheadle@phillips-cohen.co.uk
LinkedIn Acc: https://www.linkedin.com/in/luke-cheadle-822103132/
Press:
Iona Yadallee
+44 (020) 7330 8810
Digital processes are very much in demand but need to be easy for a non-digitally native generation to use. It was the American writer and technologist Marc Prensky who first coined the term ‘digital native’
By Phil Hickson – SVP, Global Partnerships at The Estate Registry Why there is a need for a consistent, death notification service and why all consumer-facing organisations should have a dedicated bereavement services team and
By Phil Hickson – SVP, Global Partnerships at The Estate Registry There was some very interesting research recently published regarding Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) by Hargreaves Lansdown, the financial advisers. In a Freedom of
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Who ‘owns’ the death notification process within customer-led organisations and why are competing tensions threatening the evolution of new digital solutions? By Luke Cheadle, Head of UK Operations for The Estate Registry Death is a
By Luke Cheadle, Head of UK Operations for The Estate Registry There is a well-known saying that a cynic knows the price of everything and the value of nothing. It’s attributed to a character in
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His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) recently published its most up-to-date statistics relating to Inheritance Tax (IHT). They revealed that in the tax year 2021 to 2022, 4.39% of UK deaths resulted in an Inheritance
By Luke Cheadle, Head of UK Operations for The Estate Registry It is now more than two years ago that the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) finalised its guidance on Consumer Duty to set a new
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Author – Luke Cheadle, Head of UK Operations for The Estate Registry As individuals approach retirement, they frequently hold misconceptions about the stages they will encounter during this significant phase of their lives. Retirees often
With 61% of bereaved people struggling with death administration (according to the UK Commission on Bereavement), what will the new Government do to help? Are they going to provide more support for the thousands of
By Luke Cheadle, Head of UK Operations for The Estate Registry Of all the assets an individual may accrue over their lives, one of the more challenging when it comes to inheritance planning – or
Some aspects of managing a deceased estate are easier than others, especially when it comes to valuing assets. Putting a value to a property, for example, may appear easy on paper, but finding two surveyors
The subject of an organisation or establishment’s insensitivity in dealing with people who have recently lost a loved one is once again in the media after the television presenter Kate Garraway had to resort to
Inheritance, especially among parents and children of a certain age, is a conversation that can prove to be incredibly uncomfortable amongst families. Usually, everyone is looking at what’s best for the whole, rather than the
The Increasing importance of Digital Estate Management. By Luke Cheadle, Head of UK Operations for The Estate Registry In our digital world, individuals accumulate not only physical possessions but also a vast amount of digital
There was some interesting research recently that sought to define the true cost of dying. An annual report from the insurance provider SunLife suggested that costs had reached a record high: funeral costs have risen
By Luke Cheadle, Head of UK Operations for The Estate Registry There are more than 500,000 deaths in the UK each year, and for the bereaved left behind, the process of registering a death
Rising property prices can be good news for people selling a house, but in probate cases they can also offer a challenge. The UK’s probate system has long been a subject of contention and concern,
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