Back to home

What are the realised assets by Public Trustee in the administration of deceased's estate?

Updated by MLAW

The Public Trustee can assist with the realisation of the following assets: 

a) Deceased's monies in banks or other financial institutions in Singapore; 

b) Deceased's shares which are listed on SGX. (The shares can be sold or transferred to one of the beneficiaries / claimant.);

c) Deceased's vehicle, except taxis. (The vehicle is to be transferred to one of the beneficiaries / claimant.); 

d) Deceased's undrawn salary; 

e) Compensation monies due to the deceased; 

f) Deceased's items in a safe-deposit box; and 

g) Deceased's monies from the Workfare Income Supplement Scheme.

Topics:

Public TrusteeDeceased Person's Estate

Related questions

How can the Public Trustee's Office help to administer a Deceased's estate (bank account, shares, motor vehicles, etc.)

mlaw
1

Can the Public Trustee tell me how much monies and property was left behind by the deceased?

mlaw
1

Does the Public Trustee assist in the administration of a deceased's share in a HDB flat?

mlaw
1

What are the situations where the Public Trustee cannot act?

mlaw

Need more help?

Describe your issues to us.

Contact us