The Use of Trusts as a Beneficiary for Your Retirement Accounts
A common trend among investors is naming a trust as the beneficiary of their IRAs and then naming their non-spouse heir as beneficiary of the trust.
A common trend among investors is naming a trust as the beneficiary of their IRAs and then naming their non-spouse heir as beneficiary of the trust.
In today’s @mdjonline, Bil Lako, CFP® explains why you need to consider long-term care needs before gifting assets. Read the Article.
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In today’s Marietta Daily Journal, Bil Lako, CFP® discusses the intricacies of estate planning if you have special-needs heirs. Read the Article
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