You’ve worked hard to build your wealth, you have the strong nest egg for your retirement years, but how are you going to pass down any remaining wealth to your family, kids, and grandkids? Where most high-net-worth investors turn: Trusts. Trusts are legal agreements that create the opportunity to design how assets are passed down and managed. Trusts provide the ability to specify terms, decide who receives inheritances, when they receive them, and more.

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A trust allows you to be very specific about how, when, and to whom your assets are distributed. Several different types of trusts can be...

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