Matthew Hutton considers a question which has arisen a number of times recently, and which could be quite a common issue.
As I have been lecturing over recent months, I have come across significant numbers of professional advisers ‘confessing’ that client discretionary trusts hold (as, usually, their sole asset) a non-qualifying life policy.
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