Not exact matches
I am a Certified Financial
Planner and I blog
about Investing in private equity funds and real
estate.
For this reason, when
estate planners and insurance professionals ask you, a business owner,
about this kind of insurance, it is for your benefit (and that of your company) and not just a sales pitch.
But seeing as this question is not just
about real
estate, I asked MoneySense contributor and Certified Financial
Planner, Jason Heath, to weigh in.
In my twenty years of experience as a lawyer who does
estate planning as part of his practice and teaches lawyers, financial
planners and paralegals
about the topic, I find that the increased litigation costs associated with a do it yourself will (on average) is
about ten times as large as the savings associated with doing it yourself.
I want to move over to what I'm also interested in talking
about is the interaction between
estate planning lawyers specifically, but maybe more broader categories of practices like real
estate and stuff, and financial
planners and wealth advisors.
Modern
estate planners have the property held in trust by a trustee with an equitable life
estate beneficiary and a trust instrument that is more clear
about who is responsible for what.
If you'll have a lot of assets to pass on or assets worth a lot of money, talk with your
estate planner or attorney
about the policy so that the money pays for
estate taxes your heirs would have to contend with upon your death.
For this reason, when
estate planners and insurance professionals ask you, a business owner,
about this kind of insurance, it is for your benefit (and that of your company) and not just a sales pitch.
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About Blog Michael Geller is a Vancouver based architect,
planner, real
estate consultant and property developer with four decades» experience in the public, private and institutional sectors.
London, England
About Blog Oracle Financial
Planner offers clients advice on all aspects of financial planning, including mortgages, insurance, wills, inheritance tax and
estate.
«Self - employed real
estate practitioners should have no interest in a Roth,» says Ric Edelman, a certified financial
planner with Edelman Financial Center, Fairfax, Va., and the author of The Truth
About Money (Georgetown University Press, October 1996).