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More copies of this ISBN:This title in other formats:Inherit Moreby Martin M Shenkman
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Bestselling author and estate-planning expert Martin Shenkman helps you INHERIT MORE Elderly parents and benefactors need your help, and helping them can also preserve the largest financial windfall of your lifean inheritance. Finally, theres a book that answers all your questions. Inherit More is the straightforward, practical guide to keeping more of whats rightfully yours. It also helps you broach a difficult subject with your loved ones. It provides sensitive advice on talking to parents and practical guidance for dealing with family, financial, and other issues critical to every benefactor and critical to preserving your inheritance. Caring children of any age will find proven, world-class counsel on dealing with every major inheritance problem, including:
Estate-planning expert and tax accountant Martin Shenkman also offers six simple steps you can take now to help your parents and safeguard your inheritance for the future. Dealing with issues of inheritance can be a difficult and emotional experience. Thats why Inherit More offers the thoughtful, proven advice to help you get through tough times with as little distress as possible. Synopsis:Straightforward advice on protecting the hard-earned assets of parents Every caring child is concerned with making sure that their parents are well taken care of in old age. But every child is also anxious to maximize the amount of inheritance they will receive when their parents pass away. Inheritance is often a difficult subject to broach, but it must be dealt with long before it becomes critically important. Inherit More offers estate planning and financial advice for heirs who want to protect the assets of their parents. Martin Shenkman is an acknowledged expert in estate planning and tax accounting who here offers enlightened insight on such issues as insuring parents, assessing a parent's portfolio, helping parents diversify, and using trusts to avoid estate taxes. Realworld example material includes true case studies of wealthy people who kept most or all of their inheritances when their parents passed away. About the AuthorMARTIN M. SHENKMAN, LLD, CPA, MBA, is a leading tax and estate-planning attorney and author of more than thirty books. His other books include 6-Hour Guide to Protecting Your Assets; Starting a Limited Liability Company, Second Edition; How to Buy a House with No (or Little) Money Down; and The Complete Book of Trusts, all from Wiley. Table of Contents1. Why Inherit More? 2. Talking to Your Parents. 3. Second (and Later) Spouses Can Destroy Your Inheritance. 4. Does Your Parents Have the Right Insurance Coverage? 5. Are Your Parents' Assets Managed and Invested Appropriately? 6. How Do Your Parents Own Their Assets: Judging a Book by Its Cover. 7. Jewelry, Vacation Homes, Family Apartments, and Other Tough-to-Divide Assets. 8. Identifying Hidden Assets. 9. Do Not Overlook the Paperwork. 10. Medicaid Nursing Home Costs. 11. Estate, Gift, and Other Taxes That Can Decimate Your Inheritance. 12. Is Your Mom's Lawyer Billing Excessive Fees and Expenses? 13. Dealing with Will Contests and Lawsuits. 14. Preventing Your Ex-Spouse from Runs Off with Your Inherited Assets. 15. Inherit the Best Way Possible—A Lifetime Trust. 16. Safeguarding Your Inheritance. Index. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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