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Even if you don't expect your estates value (including death benefits from insurance policies) to total more than $675,000, you may need an estate plan. Proper estate planning can use lifetime gifts and trusts to minimize your estate-tax liability.
For example, without an estate plan, an estate of $1.5 million might be charged $353,750 in estate taxes. A good plan could reduce that charge to $95,000—for a savings of $258,750!
With the help of our Financial Planning Department, your Financial Consultant can complete a comprehensive estate plan, at no cost or obligation, for you to review with your accountant and attorney.
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