Articles, tagged with "living trust", page 7
31st July 2006
Several myths surround real estate ownership in the Cabo San Lucas area, beach property in places like Cerritos Beach and real estate investing in Mexico in general.
One of the biggest myths about owning property in Mexico is that it is impossible for...
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Author:
Steve Majors
16th April 2006
Copyright 2006 Ronald Hudkins
A living trust has many advantages over a simple will or testamentary trust (trust after death). The first advantage is that it keeps the IRS even further out of the process than does either a will or trust that becomes e...
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Author:
Ronald Hudkins
17th March 2006
Copyright 2006 Ronald Hudkins
There are many ways to protect assets for your loved ones. One way is to use a living trust. Living Trusts are routinely used by average persons, not just the wealthy, to avoid the high cost, publicity and inconvenience of...
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18th October 2005
A Trust is perhaps the best channel to keep your money and other assets safe and secure for your future generations. It is a lawful creation that isolates your money for specific reasons.
A trust is beneficial even when the grantor is alive and after ...
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Author:
Mansi Gupta
06th October 2005
Let's face it, you're on a roll. After getting down to your attorney's office to sign the new Living Trust and then diligently tracking down your assets to fund the trust, you should be congratulated. You're one of the responsible ones - 70% of the people...
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Author:
Glenn Dahlke
06th October 2005
A common problem I often see when working with living trust beneficiaries and trustees is the lack of attention in rethinking income strategies in the event of the grantor's death.
When the grantor of a living trust dies, the trustee (especially a fami...
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Author:
Glenn Dahlke
04th October 2005
If you've ever thought about a living trust, it's probably because you hate the idea of going through probate. Living trusts have been heavily marketed on that basis over the past several years and, yes, living trusts certainly do avoid probate. But, ther...
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Author:
Michael Pancheri
04th October 2005
If you're like many Americans over the age of 55, you've probably had money taken out of your paychecks for years and years in order to purchase U. S. savings bonds. Those bonds are probably sitting in a safe deposit box at your local bank or in a drawer ...
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Author:
Michael Pancheri
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