NSW Public Trustee and Guardian
spacer


    On 1 July 2009, Office of the Protective Commissioner and the Public Trustee NSW merged to form NSW Trustee and Guardian. NSW Trustee and Guardian will continue to provide the full range of services provided in the past. All business and legal documents containing the title Public Trustee NSW or Office of the Protective Commissioner remain valid.

    The NSW Trustee and Guardian continues to provide the financial management and private management services of the former Office of the Protective Commissioner with more than 130 years protecting and administering the financial affairs and properties of people unable to make financial decisions for themselves.

    As an experienced asset manager, the former Public Trustee NSW has been assisting the people of NSW for over 95 years. NSW Trustee and Guardian will continue to provide professional and independent trustee services in the making of Wills, acting as Executor in deceased estates, and managing trusts and Powers of Attorney.


    News and Announcements



    Your Privacy
    If NSWTG has collected personal information about you, you have the right under privacy laws to find out why we are collecting this information, if it is compulsory and what we are going to do with it. You also have rights to access and correct any information held about you.

    To find out more about your privacy contact us on 02 8688 2600 and ask to speak to the privacy contact officer. If you need an interpreter, call 131 450. For more information go to Privacy NSW.

Quick Links
  Private Management Publications
  Providing Feedback
  Fees
  Reviewing a Decision
  Making an application for financial management
  The Private Manager's Handbook
  Policy Documents and Tabled Documents

Languages
Languages
  For telephone interpreter service call 131 450
Fact Sheets
  Arabic Fact Sheets
  Chinese Fact Sheets
  Vietnamese Fact Sheets

spacer
-
Home About Us Locations Publications Fees Enquiries Links Access to Information
Last updated: 20 December 2011