Advice On Aging In Place [episode 7]

Mike Roberts, former meteorologist and Director of Client Services at Home Care Assistance of St. Louis, explains how by taking proactive measures a person can remain in their home and community even as they age.

ElderTalk with TuckerAllen

ElderTalk podcast offers smart strategies for seniors and an open forum for older adults with important questions about their future.

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and TuckerAllen estate planning attorney Benjamin Zinkel are back with episode 4 of our series on Exploring Revocable Trusts. Together they explore the integration of life insurance and tax-deferred assets with the trust corpus. They emphasize the benefits of designating your trust as the beneficiary for life insurance policies and tax-deferred accounts like IRAs and 401(k)s.

By naming your trust as the beneficiary of life insurance policies, you can exercise greater control, protection, and flexibility over the proceeds. This approach aligns your life insurance planning with your overall estate plan, providing enhanced distribution options. Furthermore, they delve into the strategic advantages of utilizing a trust as the beneficiary of tax-deferred assets, offering tax efficiency, asset protection, and a seamless transfer of these assets to intended beneficiaries. Throughout the discussion, Mr. Cordell and Mr. Zinkel highlight the significance of effectively managing and preserving the trust corpus. They provide advanced strategies for optimizing the growth and protection of trust assets, ensuring their long-term financial stability and success.

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