23/07/2026
One Day, We'll All Leave Something Behind.
The passing of Hong Kong screen legend Patrick Tse is a reminder that while every life has an ending, every legacy continues.
According to media reports, Patrick Tse had reportedly arranged his estate during his lifetime, with around 90% of his wealth reportedly placed into a trust for the benefit of his grandsons, under the care of appointed trustees. These reported arrangements, however, have not been officially confirmed by his family.
Regardless of the final details, it raises an important question.
-- Have you planned what happens to your wealth after you're gone?
Many people believe writing a Will is enough. A Will tells people who should receive your assets.
But what happens after that?
Who protects young beneficiaries?
Who ensures your wishes are carried out?
Who manages the assets until the right time?
That's where a Trust can make all the difference.
For families with businesses, investment properties, growing wealth, or long-term succession goals, a Family Trust can help ensure your wealth is not only passed on—but protected, managed, and preserved for the people you care about most.
Because true Legacy Planning isn't measured by how much wealth you leave behind.
It's measured by whether your loved ones receive it the way you intended.
At HWG, we believe wealth is more than what you build. It's what you leave behind.
Every family is different.
Your assets. | Your family. | Your goals. | Your legacy.
That's why there's no one-size-fits-all solution.
Whether it's a Will, a Trust, or a Family Trust, the right plan today can give your family clarity, protection, and peace of mind tomorrow.
Speak with your HWG Partner to explore a legacy planning solution that's tailored for you and your family.
📰 Media Source: 8days (Mediacorp Singapore)
https://www.8days.sg/entertainment/asian/rumours-claim-late-patrick-tse-left-90-estate-two-grandsons-funds-managed-ex-daughter-law-cecilia-cheung-860946
Disclaimer: This post is intended for educational purposes only. References to Patrick Tse's reported estate planning are based on media reports. The reported estate arrangements have not been officially confirmed by Patrick Tse's family.
Rumours claim the veteran actor, who passed away on Jul 16, is said to have left 90% of his estate to his two grandsons
