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   What is a chattel in a will?

   • Written By Matt Mennell Chattels are movable personal property, such as furniture, jewellery, and vehicles. In England and Wales, chattels are considered part of your estate and are distributed according to the terms of your will. When considering chattels in your will, you should be as specific as possible about what you want to happen to them.

   What are chattels (personal effects) and how should they be considered

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   What are personal chattels?

   • Personal chattels are your personal possessions. You may think of them as the contents of your house but the The Inheritance and Trustees’ Powers Act 2014 (which amended s46 (1) (i) of the Administration of Estates Act 1925) defines personal chattels as “tangible movable property” with three defined exceptions:

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   Do I need a will if I have a chattel?

   • Second, having an up-to-date Will in place is essential. Gifts of personal chattels in Wills are commonplace and there are different ways to incorporate the gift – for example they could be left directly to beneficiaries, or they could be left to the personal representatives to distribute in accordance with a list of ‘wishes’.

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   What happens to personal chattels if there is no will?

   • If there is no specific gift of the personal chattels then they will simply fall into and form part of the estate. If there is no Will then the personal chattels will pass under the laws of intestacy – to the spouse if there is one and, if not, then to the children (further provisions are not considered here).

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   Jan 24, 2022 · Personal chattels in Wills explained. Personal chattels are personal possessions such as furniture, the contents of your home and cars. Also referred to as tangible moveable property, personal chattels are items that you own and use personally.

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   Sep 8, 2023 · Chattels are movable personal property, such as furniture, jewellery, and vehicles. In England and Wales, chattels are considered part of your estate and are distributed according to the terms of your will. When considering chattels in your will, you should be as specific as possible about what you.

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   Mar 24, 2021 · Personal chattels are your personal possessions. You may think of them as the contents of your house – furniture, paintings, photographs, jewellery, collectibles and so forth. However the formal definition is wide ranging and includes vehicles, garden effects and also pets.

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   In the context of estates of deceased persons who have died intestate on or after 1 October 2014, personal chattels is defined as tangible movable property but not: Money or securities for money. Property used by the deceased at his death solely or mainly for business purposes.

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   Chattels, simply put, are the valuables that are found in a deceased’s estate. In other words, their everyday belongings and possessions. Think of them as those things that you can pick up or move such as furniture, computers, jewellery, clothes, vehicles, cameras, a wine or art collection, and even pets, etc. There are three exceptions to this rul...

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   Some things are easier than others to evaluate and you no doubt want to make things as easy for your executors as possible. You also want to minimise any inheritance tax implications that may apply to your estate, to maximise what your beneficiaries ultimately receive when you pass. When it comes to specialist items, getting an expert in is the bes...

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   Personal chattels are considered part of the value of the overall estate. It is important, therefore, to have them accurately valued. This will help you to distribute items in accordance with your wishes – i.e. if you are splitting your estate into two or three equally, you want to be clear on what the value of chattels is so that the distribution ...

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   You may wonder what are Personal Chattels in a Will? Personal chattels are personal possessions such as furniture, the contents of your home and cars. Also referred to as tangible moveable property, personal chattels are items that you own and use personally.

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   What Are Personal Chattels? The Inheritance and Trustees’ Powers Act 2014 (which amended s46 (1) (i) of the Administration of Estates Act 1925) sets out the definition for a personal chattel and refers to ‘tangible movable property’ but with three defined exceptions: Money and securities for money.