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Irrevocable trust

Does an Irrevocable Trust Avoid all Taxes?

POSTED ON: August 1, 2022 BY: Kyle Krull
An irrevocable trust may not be able to escape the capital gains tax. Minimizing taxes is a common estate planning goal. Most people would prefer their assets benefit loved ones or a special charity than the government. Those who work with an experienced estate planning attorney have better chances than others to accomplish this goal. […]
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Marital trust

Should My Spouse and I Use a Marital Trust?

POSTED ON: July 29, 2022 BY: Kyle Krull
A marital trust can be a wise estate planning move for couples. Thinking about death is unpleasant for anyone. It can be especially difficult for those who are married. Sharing life with a partner underscores the loneliness experienced after the death of a spouse. Despite the uncomfortable nature of estate planning, it is essential to […]
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Burial insurance

Why Would a Person Need Burial Insurance?

POSTED ON: July 27, 2022 BY: Kyle Krull
Burial insurance can help your loved ones pay for your funeral. With the rise in inflation, the cost of living has increased. This reality is unavoidable. It has caused the price of gas, groceries, and rent to rise. While these living expenses occur on a regular basis, the cost of dying is easily overlooked. According […]
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Spendthrift trust

Does my Family Require a Spendthrift Trust?

POSTED ON: July 26, 2022 BY: Kyle Krull
A spendthrift trust protects an inheritance from a beneficiary with poor financial management. Children in the same household are not clones. Siblings have their own personalities, interests, and habits. While one child may be responsible, another may be frivolous. Some children grow up ... and others just keep on having more birthdays. You get the […]
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Chadwick Boseman

How Large Was the Chadwick Boseman Estate?

POSTED ON: July 22, 2022 BY: Kyle Krull
Chadwick Boseman left a legacy of support. People are drawn to superhero stories. They like the idea of someone protecting and caring for others. Although the death of a hero onscreen is hard, the death of a respected person in real life is more devastating. Fans were shocked when the Black Panther actor died on […]
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legacy letter

Can a Legacy Letter Improve my Estate Plan?

POSTED ON: July 21, 2022 BY: Kyle Krull
Wisdom can be shared through a legacy letter or an ethical will. Life is about more than money. People can be rich and have very little in their bank accounts when they die. Although leaving an inheritance can provide monetary support to loved ones, values and wisdom last longer. According to a recent Kiplinger article […]
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Blended family

What do Blended Family Finances Look Like?

POSTED ON: July 20, 2022 BY: Kyle Krull
Managing finances for a blended family requires clear and open communication. Newly married couples often face some hiccups as they merge into a family unit. This merging can be even more stressful and complicated when the new marriage creates a blended family. Children from previous relationships and the financial habits formed from time as a […]
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Placing a home in a living trust

How is a Home Placed in a Living Trust?

POSTED ON: July 15, 2022 BY: Kyle Krull
Some people benefit from placing their home in a living trust. A house is a valuable asset. For many, it is their most significant investment. We certainly have seen a run up in home values of late, yes? Estate planning for these larger assets requires intentional preparation. One route people can take is to create […]
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Estate planning

What is Fundamental to Estate Planning?

POSTED ON: July 14, 2022 BY: Kyle Krull
It is important to follow the estate planning fundamentals. Many people believe wealth is the pivotal factor for estate planning. This is inaccurate. Age is actually the determinative factor when it comes to whether a person needs an estate plan. Generally, anyone age 18 or older would benefit from making preparations for incapacity or death. […]
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Single seniors

How Can Single Seniors Prepare for Incapacity?

POSTED ON: July 13, 2022 BY: Kyle Krull
Single seniors should not ignore estate planning. There are many things in life people do not enjoy doing. Often these tasks are easier to tackle with a support system. They are also easier to remember when people remind you they need to be done. This can apply to relatively simple tasks like making dinner. According […]
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