A will and a trust serve the same function: They provide for your family after your death. However, there are some differences that may make trusts advantageous in some circumstances. If you have substantial property and assets, it can be much more beneficial to your heirs to provide for them in a trust rather than […]
Read MoreTrusts are one of many devices used in estate planning. While you are planning your estate, you might write a will, determine your advance medical directive, and name beneficiaries to each of your accounts. A trust is an arrangement with a third party, known as a trustee, to hold assets on behalf of one or […]
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