tout en constituant un capital, de préparer la transmission de celui-ci ....
English translation: building up capital, while enabling you to prepare its conveyance
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...that allow you, by the building up of money, to hand this money down with tax benefits. Explanation: HTH |
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peer agreement (net): +1to grow your capital and minimise tax liability when it matures Explanation: might be one way to say it |
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We offer you a range of contracts ... building up capital, Explanation: while enabling you to prepare its conveyance within the framework of an optimum tax advantage. (Referring to taxes on the conveyance of capital). |
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peer agreement (net): +1"... to prepare for the future handing down of your assets while creating a portfolio .." Explanation: This wording in French is about avoiding taxes when saving up for future heirs. It's also about avoiding the words heritage, inheritance etc.. associated with the ultimate reality of the person's end. To translate the wording you have to imply the inheritance and avoid mentioning it. consituter un capital is translated by to create a portfolio, since this is a private person's assets (the life-insirance issues)and not an enterprise and "creating a portfolio" is a common term for that activity (read: accumlate capital) as accumulating capital, building up capital is too crude here, it would suite better in the context of an enterprise. The French text is very smooth and very "light" so a plain and crude terminology seems to change the "euphemistic" wording used here. Translator and economist |
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