When you create a trust, you set up ways to take care of the people you love when you’re no longer able to.
If your assets are worth over a certain amount when you die, they could be subject to estate tax. Fortunately, there are ways to reduce your tax liability and protect your hard-earned wealth for future generations.
The kind of trust you select should reflect your unique wishes for how your assets are handled now and in the future.
Separate from the estate tax, the GST tax kicks in when you “skip” a generation of heirs when handing down assets.
It’s typically best to remove life insurance from your estate for taxation purposes, but there are still a number of ways you can use life insurance to benefit your loved ones after you’re gone.
Naming your trustee is a critical step in setting up a trust.
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