How it works, and what it costs
A clear, unhurried process — from a first question to a structure that fits your family — with fees agreed before any work begins.
1. Free assessment and consultation
Take the two-minute suitability assessment or call us on 0204 572 9852. A specialist will then talk through your assets, family and goals in a free, confidential call, with no obligation.
2. Matching you with the right advisers
If a FIC looks worth exploring, we introduce you to qualified advisers with the right experience — tax, legal, property or investment — who will confirm their fees and terms with you directly.
3. Modelling and structuring
- Tax modelling comparing a FIC with alternatives such as trusts, gifts or partnerships.
- Design of share classes, articles of association and a shareholders' agreement.
- Incorporation, funding and, where appropriate, transfer of existing assets.
- Ongoing accounts, tax returns and annual reviews.
What will it cost?
Fees depend on complexity. A FIC funded with cash is the simplest; one holding property, integrating existing trusts or using several share classes takes more work. You will always receive a written quote before any chargeable work starts. Ongoing costs cover annual accounts, tax returns and Companies House filings.
How we are paid
Family Investment Companies is a division of My Best Solutions Limited. We may receive an introduction fee from advisers we refer you to. This never increases the fee you agree with your adviser, and you are free to choose not to proceed.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The first conversation is free, confidential and carries no obligation.
Fees depend on complexity and are agreed with you in writing before any chargeable work starts. Simple cash-funded FICs cost less than structures involving property or trusts.
Qualified specialists matched to your situation, such as chartered tax advisers, solicitors and accountants, working under their own professional regulation.
Typically four to eight weeks from instruction, longer where property or existing trusts are involved.