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taxes

How Can Estate Planning Improve Taxes for Heirs?

POSTED ON: September 24, 2024 BY: Kyle Krull
People should do more than select heirs in their estate planning. They should also take steps to reduce the taxes to their estate.
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quitclaim deed

How Can a DIY Quitclaim Deed be Problematic?

POSTED ON: September 19, 2024 BY: Kyle Krull
Using a quitclaim deed or other DIY deed to transfer property to heirs can lead to greater problems than the ones this method is trying to solve.
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Preparing children for inheritance

Are Your Adult Children Prepared for an Inheritance?

POSTED ON: September 18, 2024 BY: Kyle Krull
Having conversations about financial management and reasoning behind inheritance decisions can prepare your children to manage this gift well.
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Values

How To Share Family Values in Your Estate Plan

POSTED ON: September 10, 2024 BY: Kyle Krull
Trusts are particularly suitable tools for encouraging the preservation of family values through estate planning.
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Contingent beneficiaries

How are Primary and Contingent Beneficiaries Different?

POSTED ON: September 3, 2024 BY: Kyle Krull
If the primary beneficiary cannot receive the assets from the estate, contingent beneficiaries serve as a safety net.
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Toby Keith

Toby Keith Protected His Family and Assets

POSTED ON: August 28, 2024 BY: Kyle Krull
Country legend Toby Keith protected the future of his family through proactive estate planning and the use of a revocable living trust.
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Successor Trustee

Why Would I Need a Successor Trustee?

POSTED ON: August 16, 2024 BY: Kyle Krull
A successor trustee allows for your trust to be managed and distributed seamlessly after your death.
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Continuing trust

Back to School Planning with a Continuing Trust

POSTED ON: August 13, 2024 BY: Kyle Krull
Add estate planning to your back-to-school checklist to secure the future of your child.
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Name a beneficiary

How to Name a Beneficiary for an Asset

POSTED ON: August 8, 2024 BY: Kyle Krull
Comprehensive estate planning for some assets requires you to name a beneficiary for the account or policy.
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Summer vacation

Do Not Leave for Summer Vacation without an Estate Plan.

POSTED ON: July 4, 2024 BY: Kyle Krull
Estate planning documents should be in place before traveling with family or friends for summer vacation.
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