Probate professional? See more in the Partners section on how Ponte can help you or contact us: unlocking.legacies@ponte.finance
Tom, 55 years old
We couldn't get probate until we'd paid inheritance tax but we couldn't pay inheritance tax without probate. Ponte helped us pay the inheritance tax.
Lucy, 48 years old
My mother had been paying my daughters' school fees and without probate her bank account was frozen. Ponte
allowed us to pay our fees on time.
Gary, 60 years old
I had a once in a lifetime chance to take part in a management buy-out of my employer. Ponte helped me get access to my inheritance earlier and make the investment.
Financial products
Ponte allows you to compare a range of financial products to bridge any costs that arise prior to receiving your inheritance.
Unsecured Personal Loan
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Money in your bank account within 1-5 days
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Loan amounts from £1,000 to £25,000
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Requires monthly payments
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Cost of finance will depend on your credit score
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Available at any time during your probate journey
Inheritance Loan
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Money in your bank account in 10-28 days
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Loan amounts from £10,000 to £300,000
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Does not require monthly payments
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Max. loan amount will be a proportion of the Estate / your inheritance
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You may be required to provide a guarantee
Your Probate Journey
During this difficult time, we will help you navigate your probate journey and provide you with a step by step guide with what you need to do when and how.
When a relative or close friend dies, it can be overwhelming and difficult enough, without the added worry of following certain procedures and dealing with set deadlines, such as registering the death and applying for probate.
Probate is the legal process involved in dealing with the estate of someone who has died. It involves various steps, including gaining control of the estate, paying any Inheritance Tax (IHT) due on the estate and distributing the assets in the estate according to the Will (or the Rules of Intestacy where there is no Will).
The person in charge of probate is known as the Executor (where there was a Will) or the Administrator (where there was no Will).
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