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Your Children, Your Heirs
National Institute of Business Management, May 2009, Pages: 68
Disinherit the IRS and pass your wealth directly to your heirs! There are literally dozens of legitimate ways to shelter your assets, disinherit the IRS and make sure your heirs get up to 100 percent of your money. This best-selling report explains everything you need to do so that your heirs will reap the rewards of your life's work. All the prime ways to protect your wealth - trusts, wills, insurance and charity - are covered in detail.
Don’t accept the common myth that estate planning is synonymous with tax planning. If that were the case, only the “rich” would need to worry about their estates. Indeed, estate planning goes far beyond tax reduction, as you’ll see in this special report.
In essence, the purpose of estate planning is to make it easier for your assets to pass to your loved ones. Of course, you want to retain as many of those assets as possible, so you should try to minimize the tax burden. Yet it’s even more important to ensure that your assets are transferred to the intended recipients with a minimum of expense, delays or hard feelings. Moreover, you may want to give your heirs some help in dealing with their inheritance, no matter whether they receive $1,000 or $1 million.
Unfortunately, the recent bear market has sharply reduced the size of many estates. Even though stocks will eventually rebound, people who thought they might leave their heirs $1 million now suspect that their bequests will be $750,000, $500,000 or even less.
No matter how large your estate, though, it’s vital to plan for a smooth transfer of your assets and provide for your loved ones. After your estate has been allocated and the precise numbers long forgotten, you want your heirs to remember you for thoughtfully making the situation as seamless as possible for them.
Ultimately, that’s the best legacy you can leave.
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