If you're married, you should consider creating a marital trust. This sort of trust will help take care of your spouse should you pass away. Learn more in this article.
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Looking to leave a philanthropic legacy (and receive some tax benefits)? You need to be setting up a Charitable Remainder Trust. This guide will set you on your way.
Looking to distribute the maximum amount of assets on to your loved ones? A credit shelter trust may be perfect for you. Learn more in this article.
If you've had a parent pass away recently, there is a long list of things to get done. One of which is figuring out how to access their bank account. Here are the basics.
Revocable Trusts are often seen as ideal since they can be modified or revoked and don't need approval of the beneficiaries. But how do they work?
Form 2848 is the IRS form for Power of Attorney. Filling it out can be a bit confusing. Follow this guide and it will be easy as can be.
You may have heard the term irrevocable trust, but you're probably not totally clear on all that's involved. This article will make it crystal clear.
What is a Living Trust? Why do you need a Living Trust? When and how do you create a Living Trust? The answers are simple, and the time is now.
Do you inherit your parents' debt when they pass away? Strictly speaking - no. But be sure to read this article to fully understand all the caveats.
