If they're minors (under age 18), you should probably
establish grantor trusts for each of them and name the trusts as the beneficiaries.
Not exact matches
A life insurance trust is a trust that has the power to purchase life insurance policies on the person who
establishes the trust (the
grantor), the
grantor's spouse, or the trust...
A life insurance trust is a trust that has the power to purchase life insurance policies on the person who
establishes the trust (the
grantor), the
grantor's spouse, or the trust beneficiaries.
Suppose George
establishes an irrevocable «
grantor trust» for the benefit of his daughter, Sally.
1) A
grantor, the person who
establishes and funds a trust.
Amy helps clients
establish a variety of trusts to meet their planning goals including
grantor retained annuity trusts and intentionally defective
grantor trusts.
The policy can be sold to the insured or a
grantor trust
established by the insured.
However, once it is
established, the
grantor or the original estate owner can no longer modify or change the nature of this trust.