Can I manage properties in my father - in - law's
irrevocable trust where my wife is the sole beneficiary without a license?
Not exact matches
This issue should be considered, especially
where irrevocable life insurance
trusts designate beneficiaries who are also successors in a family business.
Where high net worth households tend to separate from the pack, in terms of estate planning households, is the use of
irrevocable trusts with a much greater emphasis on asset protection and federal estate tax planning.
Where gifting interrelates to life insurance for high net worth households is that proceeds that are gifted to an
irrevocable trust may be used to purchase life insurance.
Irrevocable Living
Trusts may be more common in situations
where clients are extremely wealthy.
Where gifting interrelates to life insurance for high net worth households is that proceeds that are gifted to an
irrevocable trust may be used to purchase life insurance.
Where high net worth households tend to separate from the pack, in terms of estate planning households, is the use of
irrevocable trusts with a much greater emphasis on asset protection and federal estate tax planning.
Most
irrevocable life
trusts are for individuals with very large assets, I don't think I have seen them smaller than 5 million, my class of clients are normally no
where near that.