My father recently passed away and I've inherited a great amount of wealth. Any recommendation on financial advisors/tax professional?

Even permanently residing in the UK,

I would never sell that super valuable freehold landed property in Singapore,

which in the future surely will upgrade to "extremely valuable" ...

Hi Joey, extremely sorry for your loss especially at such a young age.

First things first, we do not have inheritance or estate taxes in Singapore. And yes you can bring this money overseas, there will be a few steps you'd need to take before you can move the entire wealth.

I've handled a few inheritance situations recently but not with someone at your age, but I know someone who has and I can consult on this. But the principals stay the same. But first I would recommend you speak to both a legal and tax specialist as well as an integenerational wealth planner/Independent Financial Advisor, and probably best at the same time. Do so both in Singapore and in the UK. We want to make sure you don't flout any legal and tax obligations, if any.

My main focus for many individuals who receive a significant amount of wealth overnight is to firstly not take more risk then they should or are familiar with with the money.

I would apportion a sum into guaranteed income products, a portion into a globally diversified portfolio, a portion into a home in the UK as you will be eventually residing there, a portion for regular charitable contributions on behalf of the estate, and a portion into life insurance to make sure upon your death, you can similarly pass down a bigger sum to the next few generations, tax free.

Basically streams of income meant for different uses in my life. I'd use the income generated yearly to start a business or fund entrepreneurial ventures without touching the capital. Whether or not this is something you desire is another thing, but this is an option.

If you do require someone to consult, I would be glad to provide you with help and introduce you to the best people that I work with.