Inside This Issue

Who Runs the Business If You Can’t?
Running a business means making constant decisions paying staff, signing contracts, managing accounts, and keeping operations moving. Yet many business owners plan for growth and tax while overlooking what happens if they suddenly can’t make those decisions themselves...

Business LPA’s Explained
A Business Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) allows a business owner to appoint trusted individuals to make business decisions on their behalf if they lose the ability to do so themselves...

Our Approach to Protection
At Pillars, we believe protection is about more than documents, it’s about certainty.
A Business LPA should reflect how your business actually operates, not just how it looks on paper....
Other Issues
No.5 – Pets Are Family: Have You Planned for Them?
Explores what happens to beloved pets when life takes an unexpected turn, and why future planning should consider every member of the family, including those with paws, feathers, or fur.
No.4 – Around the World: Planning Across Borders
Modern life rarely stays in one place anymore. Children move abroad for work. Parents retire somewhere warmer. Families spread across countries, time zones, and airports.
No.3 – Tax Isn’t Static: Why Your Plan Shouldn’t Be Either
A property that has been in the family for years. It wasn’t just an asset, it held memories, meaning, and a sense of stability. When the time came to pass it on, the focus was on keeping it within the family.





