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© 2020 Rudsel J Lucas. All Rights Reserved.

Securing the future well-being of your family is not an exclusive right of the rich.

"Hope for the best and plan for the worst"

"Estate planning - finally made easy and understandable"

"A step by step guide to securing your families future"

Secure your copy of this book and learn the right questions to ask!

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What Our Experts Are Saying

Mr. Joseph Kellogg TEP

Director of WE Family Office, Miami, USA

Beyond the legal compliance technicalities and monetary effects, the wealth planning advice of Rudsel gravitates around helping the family understand and communicate their own values. I was thrilled to see that Rudsel collected his pieces from over the years into a single volume, which I believe is a useful tool for a family to think through their own planning goals.

Richard Wilson

Senior Private Wealth Advisor, Singapore

Rudsel directs his work at Baby Boomers for whom there is no longer any time for delay, as well as to Generations X and Y who must take time in the busy schedules for this must-read book. Rudsel gives us the tools and there is an increasing sense of urgency to start using them.

Oliver K. Schickler

Senior Private Banker, Basel, Switzerland

Rudsel provides useful guidelines and solutions to the relevant issues and, in addition to exploring the legal, technical, financial, and regulatory frameworks, also discusses the personal, psychological factors that are often more important in successful estate planning.

Wouter van Steijn

Founding Partner inFocus Accountants & Advisors, Curacao, Dutch Antilles

Rudsel Lucas has written a must-read primer for anyone considering family estate planning. …Read this book, - and learn from one of the best.

Carlos Trujillo Silva

Tax Legal Consultants, Global Critérium S.L./ Iberameric Consulting España, S.L./ Global Holding Iberamerica, S.L. Madrid, Spain

I have received and reviewed a copy of Mr. Rudsel Lucas’s book on family estate planning. In the years that I have had a professional relationship with Mr. Lucas in international taxation, I have had the opportunity to learn first-hand about the high professional training of Mr. Lucas and I can say without a doubt that this book will be an invaluable guide for the interested reader in family estate planning.

Santiago Federico Goiri Hernandez (TEP)

CEO/Founderof Globo Consulting Group Panama City, Panama

The content in this book is sensational, you can find in a well-structured summary the professional experience of more than 25 years of working in the wealth planning industry. From basic knowledge to the most complex, this piece collects different aspects and solutions to be considered at the moment to advice or manage family planning goals.

Viktor Korobko

Director General, Veles-Agro Broker LTD, Odessa, Ukraine

A classic, foundation-like work! My father often told me: "It is never too bad that it could not become even worse"... This book contains strategies and tools, how to protect your family’s wealth and avoid major conflict of interests among the successors when "too bad" has happened to you already.

Topics Covered In The Book

Hope for the best, but plan for the worst

We all think that it happened to them, but will not happen within our family, but it is better to plan for the worst and hope for the best.

Death is not the End

Avoid Father watching from heaven while kids are fighting and mother puzzled not knowing what to do.

Baby Boomer Wealth transfer

The greatest boost to the world population and wealth creation happened after the second world war. This section of the world population must now arrange an unprecedented transfer of wealth and responsibility to the next generation.It takes more than just a testament or trust to arrange a smooth succession.

Money is good to discuss it with your wife.

Don’t leave your loved ones unprepared and vulnerable to potential greedy professionals.

So you hit the Jackpot, what now

In life, there are few guarantees, but there are best practices, which can help and avoid that you would, “win it all and lose it all”

Estate Planning

We all want the best for our families, It takes more than just a testament or trust to leave a happy and united family behind.

The effect of longevity on Estate Planning

The tendency now is for people to live longer, perhaps this might induce to adjust your timing when to start sharing with your loved ones.

The best choice for the financial caregiver

Living longer entails more than physical needs, there are best practices, for in case you decide to appoint a financial caretaker, to help manage your affairs, later in life.

Family Constitution

Each family has its own values, dynamics and principles, might be good to consider to record and share these with the next generation.

Family Office

Peace of mind and centralized control over the many financial, legal and other issues for the well-being of your family, was never meant to be reserved for the happy few, perhaps a family office could be affordable and good for you.

How to choose the right successor

Choosing the right successor should not be about preserving your memory; it should be about appointing the right person, capable of taking the family business to the next level of success and secure the future well-being of your family.

Emotional Ownership

The conventional wisdom is that business and emotions should be kept apart, however, the fact is that many (family) businesses failed, because of a lack of emotional ownership.

Lower the pain of selling the Family Business

Emotional grieving, such as feelings of loss, almost always emerges when a family business is sold, there are best practices how to manage and lower this pain.

Rudsel J. Lucas

Founder of Sadekya Fiduciary Partners B.V.

Mr. Rudsel J. Lucas is the Founder and CEO of Sadekya Fiduciary Partners BV (www.sadekya.com), a boutique style service company, specialized in helping high net-worth individuals, find legal and compliant solutions, to hold and protect their investments abroad.

Rudsel is native of Curacao, an Island in the Caribbean, located 40 miles of main land Latin America, which forms part of the Kingdom of The Netherlands.

Upon receipt of BA at the University of Curacao, he pursued various relevant professional training activities, amongst other a post graduate diploma in international taxation at the Robert Kennedy College in Switzerland.

Rudsel currently gives several talks on the importance of estate planning.
His aim is to create awareness on the importance of proper estate planning and to educate the public on simple tools that make estate planning understandable and available to all.

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