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IRA beneficiary

Can a Trust Be an IRA Beneficiary?

POSTED ON: March 12, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
Making a trust an IRA beneficiary can be complicated. You have a traditional IRA as part of your retirement planning. This tool serves you well and is straightforward in providing retirement income. Even so, an IRA can complicate matters in estate planning. According to a recent Wealth Advisor article titled “Should A Living Trust Be […]
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Benjamin de Rothschild

How Large is the Benjamin de Rothschild Estate?

POSTED ON: March 10, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
Benjamin de Rothschild left a sizable estate. Certain names are associated with wealth and power. In America, these names include the Vanderbilts and the Rockefellers. Often these families are referred to as having “old money.” Europe also has its families with generational wealth. According to a recent Wealth Advisor article titled “Billionaire Benjamin De Rothschild, Heir […]
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Terminal illness

How Can I Plan With a Terminal Illness?

POSTED ON: March 10, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
You cannot afford to be passive when your spouse has a terminal illness. The news was not what you wanted. You had hoped for recovery and for a definitive treatment plan. Instead, the prognosis is poor. Your spouse is dying of a terminal illness. According to a recent Wealth Advisor article titled “Your Spouse Is […]
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Widow

Does Being a Widow Impact Financial Planning?

POSTED ON: March 8, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
Financial planning will change after the death of a spouse. Your spouse has recently passed away. You are not sure how you made it through the funeral arrangements and the estate settlement. Somehow you did. Your heart is shattered, and you feel lost You know you need to take care of yourself, but you are […]
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Charitable Remainder Trust

Can a Charitable Remainder Trust Include an IRA?

POSTED ON: March 5, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
A Charitable Remainder Trust can be a tax-efficient means of passing on your IRA when you die. You have been saving for retirement for most, if not all, of your working years. Each year you have set aside a portion of your paycheck into a company-sponsored retirement plan or a traditional Individual Retirement Account (IRA). […]
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Living trust

What are Benefits to Using a Living Trust?

POSTED ON: March 4, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
Creating a living trust can expedite the settlement of your estate. Some people have few concerns when it comes to settling their estates in probate. Perhaps they have minimal assets, uncomplicated family dynamics, and need the probate judge to approve their choice of guardians for orphaned minor children anyway. These individuals may be perfectly happy […]
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Donor-Advised Fund

Should I Use a Donor-Advised Fund?

POSTED ON: March 3, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
A Donor-Advised Fund can help those with charitable hearts distribute donations. Many who do have money choose to give to others. One way is by giving to loved ones. Another way is to donate to a charitable organization. According to a recent Fort Worth Magazine article titled “Choosing Charity: How Donor-Advised Funds Benefit Your Contributions,” […]
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Senior citizen

What Qualifies Someone as a Senior Citizen?

POSTED ON: March 1, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
The status of "senior citizen" can seem hard to define. The term senior citizen is commonly used in the United States. For some, this term is decades away from applying to them. For others, it is closer than they realize. Still others may be considered senior citizens and be blissfully ignorant of this fact. According […]
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COVID-19

Did COVID-19 Increase Life Insurance Applications?

POSTED ON: February 26, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
Purchasing life insurance became a priority for many in response to COVID-19. Many people under age 44 do not see a need to purchase life insurance. They consider themselves to be young, healthy, and at low risk of death. In the last few years, this age demographic had submitted a relatively low volume of life […]
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“Per capita”

How are “Per Stirpes” and “Per Capita” Different?

POSTED ON: February 25, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
Choosing between “per stirpes” and “per capita” will impact asset distribution. Estate planning can be nuanced. Those who are unfamiliar with legal terms, tax law, and estate law can easily make costly mistakes. Many people attempt to create a do-it-yourself will. Doing so can create unintended problems for your loved ones and your estate. According […]
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