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A person will use multiple structures over a lifetime so don't think you need just 1 'structure' and that this will be it for the rest of the life. Need to tie in various strategies as well.

Yes thinking long term it could be worthwhile, but i have seen many a person set up trusts and then do nothing with them. Transferring assets later results in duty, CGT and asset protection issues

Yes it could be beneficial to set up a discretionary trust to own shares and managed funds etc. Many issues need to consider though.

This poll is not really meaningful. There are multiple ways to structure a joint purchase for example. JT or TIC. If TIC equal or unequal shares etc etc. There are 4 broad types of discretionary trusts too, multiple ways to structure a trust set up etc. Single ownership is not covered...