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Thread: Family Trusts

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23-07-2008, 12:14 PM

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Sim

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Originally Posted by DotnetKris

I imagine you would be able to claim the interest deductions if you used a plan old unit trust.

Yup, but there are other issues which make unit trusts not as suitable for many purposes. Pros and cons either way.

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