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Should You Establish a Charitable Remainder Trust?

Individuals may wish to put some of their hard-earned assets toward charitable causes or organizations throughout and at the end of their lives. While charitable gifts and lump sum donations may seem generous, they can sometimes incur unexpected tax benefits that require caution. One way to charitably donate in a…

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Charitable Lead Trusts in Houston

Selecting the right legal instrument for a charitable donation can help ensure that your good deed goes unpunished. One effective but lesser-known instrument for charitable donations is the charitable lead trust (CLT). Donors can set up this type of trust in Houston to provide a stream of income to a…

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Why Children Should Be Included in Charitable Giving Plans

A fear that children will not be motivated to have careers because of their family’s wealth is a concern. However, in the long run, it can hamper how wealth is handled by the next generation. In a perfect world, discussing a family’s legacy should be a process that begins when…

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How will the SECURE Act Impact the Stretch IRA?

The emphasis on the SECURE act is all about helping Americans save more for retirement. However, it may eliminate a strategy that is used by many to pass wealth across generations. The coverage of the SECURE Act, that has been passed by the House Ways and Means Committee, is garnering…

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Does Your Houston Estate Plan Need a Charitable Remainder Trust?

When Detroit businessman Dick E. Morand died in 1977, he ensured that his estate would continue giving for decades after his death via a charitable remainder trust.  Morand died at the age of 87. He was founder and owner of D.E. Machinery Company and was vice president of Addy-Morand Machinery…

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