An irrevocable trust serves as a tool in estate planning offering the flexibility to hold assets. Here are some common types of assets that can be placed within a trust;
Estate; This includes homes, commercial properties and land which can be safeguarded from creditors and offer tax benefits through transfer into the trust.
Cash and Bank Accounts; Money from savings accounts checking accounts and CDs can be securely managed within the trust ensuring distribution to beneficiaries as per its terms.
Investment Accounts; Stocks, bonds, mutual funds and other investment options can be part of the trust to benefit from professional management and asset growth.
Life Insurance Policies; By placing life insurance policies in an irrevocable trust estate taxes on death benefits can be avoided, ensuring a larger share for beneficiaries.
Business Interests; Shares in family businesses or partnerships like LLCs can find protection under the trust while aiding in succession planning and shielding against creditors.
Personal Property; Valuable items such as jewelry, artwork, antiques and collectibles can also find a secure home within an irrevocable trust.These measures guarantee that these possessions are allocated in line with the trusts specifications.
Retirement Savings; Although transferring retirement savings directly to a trust can be complex because of tax considerations the funds from these accounts can be assigned to a trust after the account holder passes away.
Opting for a trust to house these funds can offer advantages in terms of safeguarding assets, tax strategizing and guaranteeing that your estate is handled and distributed as per your desires.
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