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we became interested. It would not only enable Clara to put her degree to use, but it would also provide a secure investment for the whole family, an inheritance- planning strategy for both of my daughters and an additional retirement income for my wife and me.”
Since joining PPP in December 2012, Ian and Clara have built a successful portfolio of seven high-quality houses in multiple occupation in and around the Colchester area and are on track to achieve their goal of 10 within fi ve years. But, for the father and daughter duo, their PPP business has given them many added benefi ts.
“This has given me the opportunity to Charlotte, Ian and Clara Narbeth P
eople are living longer, and that’s great news. But, it means that your money has to go much further to provide a decent standard of living now and in
retirement. As a result, there’s likely to be less to leave as an inheritance to the next generation. With less job security, high house prices and salaries struggling to keep pace with the cost of living, your children may already be struggling to manage their money and are relying on inheritance to help them get on the property ladder. So, it’s more important than ever to look at the best options for investing your hard-earned wealth to help give you an income now and to provide a securer future for your family. The good news is that there is a solution. Not only can you secure your own future, but you can also generate a tax-effi cient inheritance for your loved ones. For Ian and Charlotte Narbeth, Platinum Property Partners (PPP) off ered the perfect
option – an opportunity to build a tax- effi cient business that not only gave them an income now and for life, but one where they owned the assets to leave to their children. With his eldest daughter, Clara, due to graduate from Brighton University with a degree in business management, Ian started looking at business opportunities for her that would also be an investment for him.
A commercial property lawyer working in London, Ian knew that buy-to-let property was a relatively secure option and already owned a small portfolio as a result of becoming an ‘accidental landlord’. When they came across PPP at a franchise exhibition in 2012, Ian realised he could help Clara start a business that could benefi t the whole family. Ian said: “Clara and I had already
realised that we had a shared passion for property so decided to investigate further. The more we discovered, the more
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learn about and start building a business in my preferred fi eld of property, but also provides my parents with a passive income and portfolio of assets that they can utilise in their retirement if they wish,” said Clara. “I feel more secure in the fact that I am not only in business with my family, but working towards securing my own long-term future as well.” Currently, Clara manages most daily aspects of the business while Ian continues to enjoy working full time. Ian concluded: “We would never have achieved what we have without the guidance of PPP and wouldn’t have built such a secure family business so quickly. I’m confi dent that joining PPP has enabled us to fulfi l our goals; we’re generating a passive income that will provide a substantial addition to our retirement income and Clara has gained invaluable skills building a business that we hope will last for generations to come.” To fi nd out how you could build a
tax-effi cient business that will benefi t the whole family, now and in the future, contact Platinum Property Partners today.
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www.platinumpropertypartners.co.uk/bf info@platinumpropertypartners.co.uk 01202 652 101
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