Reporting Elder Abuse: Should I? Must I? Or Must I Not?
March 19, 2017
Understanding Exit Options: What Advisors Need to Know to Help Clients Make Sound Transition Decisions
March 19, 2017
When Clients say “We Used to Need the Insurance, but Should We Continue to Pay on It Now?”
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What should you do – and what can you do – with existing life insurance buried in ILITs, Buy/Sell agreements, and other wealth transfer entities in the new tax world? Learn from case studies and review the true numeric comparisons considering taxation, growth, and cash flows to help clients and their advisors understand their options.
(Purchase of this product will include a Video recording, an Audio recording, and a PDF copy of the presentation.)
Presented by R.J. Kelly and Addie Murdock
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What should you do – and what can you do – with existing life insurance buried in ILITs, Buy/Sell agreements, and other wealth transfer entities in the new tax world? Learn from case studies and review the true numeric comparisons considering taxation, growth, and cash flows to help clients and their advisors understand their options.
(Purchase of this product will include a Video recording, an Audio recording, and a PDF copy of the presentation.)
Presented by R.J. Kelly and Addie Murdock
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Crisis Planning – What to do when the Worst Case Scenario Happens
$25.00Surprisingly, there are still options available to help even in the midst of a healthcare crisis. Join Scott and Alexis as they review and compare the timing and applicability of Medicare, Medi-cal, VA Aid and Attendance, Long-term Care and/or Life Insurance – as well as the pros and cons of asset liquidation. Consider the future ramifications of current decisions regarding incapacity, dealing with beneficiaries, and disputes among siblings.
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