Somewhat oversimplified, you don't need a herd of corporations to do this - simply sell your house to a trust fund of which you or someone you trust is the prim

Somewhat oversimplified, you don't need a herd of corporations to do this - simply sell your house to a trust fund of which you or someone you trust is the primary beneficiary. In Jersey, Luxembourg or the like. You pay a lawyer who already does this for many funds to administer yours. You then either rent the house from the trust for a minimal amount, or the trust lets you stay there rent-free as a guest. This is also how many of the wealthy get around inheritance tax. When you cash in your chips your will appoints your offspring/significant other as the primary beneficiary and the wheel keeps turning. As with all things in life knowing the thing is often the hard part. Most of us don't know what questions to ask.