Charitable Remainder Trusts, a.k.a. CRT’s, are just one of many estate tax reduction strategies available for clients to consider, but they are often one of the most talked about – and seldom mis-understood. Join estate planning attorney Steve Mancini for this educational and insightful conversation about the background of CRT’s as well as the most frequently asked questions, including but not limited to:
• Who can set up a charitable remainder trust (CRT)?
• What benefits does it provide the family?
• What types of assets can be used to fund the CRT?
• Can the children be an income beneficiary?
• Is there a minimum contribution to the CRT?
• Can you change the charity(s)?
*CE Eligible: One CE credit will be submitted to the CFP Board on behalf of attendees. Complete certificates are also provided to attendees for self- reporting for those with American College designations (CLU, CHFC and RICP) and NAPFA members.
*CPE Eligible: Participants will earn 1 CPE credit and will receive a completion certificate for self-reporting their credit.
Field of Study: Specialized Knowledge
Prerequisites: There are no prerequisites for this session.
Advanced Preparation: None
Program Level: Basic
Delivery Method: Group Internet Based
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