The Best Estate Plan for Married IRA Owners, Combined with Optimal Trust Planning for IRAs and Retirement Plans After the Secure Act - Part One

Published: Oct. 7, 2020, 7 p.m.

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A Clear Explanation of the NEW Tax Law SECURE Act

  • How do the required minimum distributions of inherited IRAs and retirement plans work under the old law versus the newly enacted SECURE Act?
  • How will this change impact your family and your legacy?

Aggressive Action That Must Be Taken to Preserve your Estate

  • How to ensure financial security for the surviving spouse, and potentially save hundreds of thousands to pass on to your heirs after the SECURE Act.
  • Proven strategies you can take now and in the future to protect your family.

Trusts

  • The SECURE Act has major implications for trusts: are you one of many Americans who need to redraft their trusts now that it has become the law of the land?
  • Should your heirs inherit your IRA directly, or would naming a trust to be safer?
  • Trusts for minors, or children and grandchildren with special needs.
  • Should you avoid probate?
  • Are sprinkle trusts right for you and your family after the SECURE Act?
  • Are charitable trusts appropriate for deferring income taxes even if you are not charitable?
  • Do you need one of our classic trusts, like the \\u201cI don\\u2019t want my no-good son-in-law to inherit one red cent of my money trust?\\u201d

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