I've opened the mail this evening and found a large document from one of the main banks. It has the name of a deceased's relative on it and says it's a "Deed of Variation discretionary settlement" and also what looks like forms to see if my tax code needs to be adjusted.
I have no idea what this is. I was close to the relative that died but assumed that everything had gone to their next of kin. This next of kin became power of attorney when my relative became ill with Alzheimer's.
I don't want to to contact the relative in anyway shape or form since they guarded my relative's estate with insane jealousy and I don't want to draw attention to the fact that something was arranged by my relative prior to them getting ill thus making our relationship worse.
Sorry for the ramble - I have no idea what the document is and all banks are shut til morning!
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What's a 'Deed of Variation'?
HexBramble · 08/10/2015 21:40
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