Articles, tagged with "grantor", page 6

ILIT's Offer Exceptional Estate Tax Planning Benefits

By Shawn Christopher An Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust ("ILIT") is a trust which owns life insurance policies. Generally, life insurance proceeds are included on your estate for federal estate tax purposes. Depending on the size of an estate, there m... Read >
Author: Filipino American Business Directory

The Basics of Foreclosure

Foreclosure is the lawful process of the mortgage holder taking the collateral for a promissory note in default. The procedure is somewhat different from state to state, but there are essentially two types of foreclosure, judicial and also non-judicial. I... Read >
Author: Maximus Mejo

Selecting a Good Trustee. Factors to Consider When Choosing a Trustee.

WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A TRUSTEE When selecting a Trustee the most important qualities are honesty, stability, dependability, organization, financial experience, and ability to devote time and energy on an impartial basis for the benefit of all Beneficiar... Read >
Author: Rocco Beatrice

Trust Protector. The Powers and Responsibilities of a Trust Protector.

When presenting potential clients with different asset protection options, systems, and strategies, one of the questions asked is if I would be willing to act as their Trustee. Yes, I reply but only as a temporary basis and with a resignation letter. The ... Read >
Author: Rocco Beatrice

Beneficiary of a Trust

BENEFICIARY OF A TRUST The beneficiary is the reason for your trust (contract). Your beneficiary is the person who will enjoy the benefits of your trust assets. They include, wives, children, grandchildren, charitable organizations of every color and v... Read >
Author: Rocco Beatrice

Trustee of a Trust

TRUSTEE OF A TRUST The trustee is the guy who manages your trust assets. Great care should be taken in your selection of your trustee. The trustee is bound by the trust document (i.e. contract) and he has a duty to protect trust assets for the benefici... Read >
Author: Rocco Beatrice

Using Revocable Living Trusts to Avoid Probate

The probate process can be time-consuming and expensive. Although is generally impossible to avoid probate once the decedent has died, probate costs can generally be avoided with proper estate planning prior to death. One of the most popular and flexi... Read >
Author: Accendo Academy

Revocable Trust (Revocable Living Trust) vs. Irrevocable Trusts

Be open and notorious, Sue me! You'll never get a dime. If you reposition (transfer) your assets through the use of an IRREVOCABLE TRUST, you will no longer own them. If you don't own assets, no one will want to sue you; no one will want to track your spe... Read >
Author: Rocco Beatrice

Living Revocable Trust

A Living Trust or Revocable Trust, or a Revocable Living Trust, are the same Trust. The word "revocable" says it all. The "Grantor" the guy with the assets, transfers his assets to a "Trust" where he is the "Trustee" for the benefit of all "Beneficiaries"... Read >
Author: Rocco Beatrice

Asset Protection from Medicaid

The Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 established a June 30, 2006 deadline for the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) to release regulations for states to come in compliance with the new severe new restrictions on the ability of the elderly to trans... Read >
Author: Rocco Beatrice

Excuse Me, May I Borrow Your Passwords?

Excuse Me, May I Borrow Your Passwords?By Mike DelaneySome time ago, I was one of the most prolific contributors to oneof the most popular newsgroups on usenet. The newsgroup's purposewas to provide fraudulently-obtained, but valid, passwords forwebsites.... Read >
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Asylum Law In The United States

Asylum law is a general term that applies to any person or group who is victimized in their home country and flees to another country or state to escape. Since the Second World War, one of the most prolific admitters of asylum seekers has been the United ... Read >
Author: Mort Fertel

9 Easy Steps Partents Use to Help Build Their Child\\\'s Credit Score Before They Turn 18!

For different reasons the military has become an unattractive option after highschool. This leaves less options for young adults who can't afford college,until now. Here are the steps parents are taking to prepare their kids to buy a NEW car, ... Read >
Author: Kwanza Green

Beneficiary Controlled Trust Fact Sheet

A beneficiary controlled trust is fast becoming a favorite estate planning tool as rising real estate prices push up the value of middle class estates. In a beneficiary controlled trust, the primary beneficiary acts as co-trustee and exercises nearly a... Read >
Author: Charles Lamm

An Overview of a Quit Claim Deed

The deed to a property is a legal document that establishes ownership. There are different types of deeds. Here is an overview of a quit claim deed. An Overview of a Quit Claim Deed Quit claim deeds are a form of deed used in the transfer or sale o... Read >
Author: Raynor James

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