Three estate planning strategies for 2021
Investors may want to consider estate planning strategies as tax provisions impacting federal gift and estate taxes will sunset after 2025.
Investors may want to consider estate planning strategies as tax provisions impacting federal gift and estate taxes will sunset after 2025.
In 2020, more taxpayers may be able to take tax deductions on their charitable giving as a result of provisions in the CARES Act.
Lower asset values combined with historically low interest rates may favor certain wealth transfer strategies such as GRATs.
Most families do not want to think about losing a loved one. But creating a checklist for family members may help them navigate a difficult situation.
The focus in estate planning has shifted to income taxes, including strategies for the step-up cost basis, a planning consideration to manage capital gains.
While progress has been made on marriage equality, same-sex couples may continue to face obstacles to saving and other financial planning issues.
Estate planning remains important for investors despite changes under the new tax law.
The path to achieve many financial goals, such as estate planning, may present specific challenges for LGBT couples, particularly those who are not married.
Some large estates will owe estate taxes this year and there is a valuable tax deduction that is often overlooked.
When wealth transfer fails from one generation to the next, a communications failure may be one of the leading causes.