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Can I be a beneficiary of my own trust?

Last updated: Oct 24, 2026, 15:06 (UTC+08:00)

In many jurisdictions, yes, but it can change how the trust is treated for tax and asset protection. Your advisers should confirm the effect in your country of residence.
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