@DS0711 That is correct. However, inheriting a property - especially if several heirs are involved - also harbors huge potential for conflict. As the legal situation can change dramatically in the next 60 years, there are generally many uncertainties and the lifespan of a house is not unlimited, I would not worry today when choosing my investment about whether I might be able to pass it on to my children in 60 years' time in the most tax-efficient way possible.
@DS0711 I can understand that, and of course it depends on the individual where the focus is placed. Your 'little one' will probably be 60 by the time you pass something on to him 😅. I hope he'll have his life under control by then and won't be dependent on a 60-80 year old house 😉
