Secure Your Family’s Future with
Estate Planning and Life Insurance
- Oct 1, 2024 @ 12:00 - 1:00 PM CST
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Estate planning is more than just preparing a will. It’s about ensuring your loved ones are financially secure, even in the most unexpected circumstances. Incorporating life insurance into your estate plan can provide the protection and financial security your family needs.
This Webinar Is For You If:
- You’re a Business Owner: Planning to pass down your business to your heirs? Life insurance can help equalize inheritance or provide the necessary funds for a buy-sell agreement, ensuring the continuation of your business without financial stress on your loved ones. Learn how business owners can benefit from life insurance in estate planning.
- You Have Young Children: Worried about how your children’s expenses will be managed after you're gone? We’ll discuss how life insurance can cover ongoing expenses like education and living costs, reducing the financial burden on their guardians. We'll also cover how to set up guardianship and protect your children's inheritance through a trust.
- You Care for a Disabled Loved One: Concerned about how your loved one will be cared for after your passing? Special needs planning with life insurance ensures their continued care while protecting their eligibility for government benefits.
- You’re Charitably Inclined: Want to make a significant contribution to a cause close to your heart? Life insurance can provide a larger gift to a charity than you might be able to afford during your lifetime. Charitable giving with life insurance offers a meaningful way to leave a legacy.
- You’re Facing a Large Estate Tax Bill: Do you have a high-net-worth estate? Life insurance can provide the liquidity needed to cover estate taxes and ensure your family doesn’t need to sell off assets to pay the bill. Learn how an Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust (ILIT) can help shelter proceeds from estate taxes.
Why Attend?
In this webinar, you will gain valuable insights into the estate planning process, how it can work alongside insurance. You will learn about:
Understand Beneficiary Designation
The right beneficiary designation is critical. We’ll explain the risks of naming a minor or adult beneficiary directly, and why designating a trust as beneficiary may provide better asset protection from creditors, divorcing spouses, and poor financial decisions.
Explore Trust Options
Learn about using a Revocable Living Trust (RLT) or an Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust (ILIT) to ensure your life insurance proceeds are distributed according to your wishes. We’ll guide you through trust administration, gift tax exclusions, and policy premiums for these strategies.
Prepare for Estate Liquidity
Estate liquidity is essential when covering taxes and final expenses. Life insurance provides a way to ensure funds are available when needed. We’ll discuss the tax implications of life insurance in an estate plan and how to avoid probate with proper planning.
Exclusive Bonuses!
Attendees will receive exclusive access to additional resources about estate planning and life insurance strategies. Plus, ensure you never miss a tip with the event replay—available only to registrants.
Your cost today: $0
The investment in your future: priceless
Common Questions We’ll Answer:
Learn how life insurance can provide financial security for your beneficiaries, help cover estate taxes, debts, and ongoing expenses, and be used to equalize inheritance among heirs.
Understand how a trust can ensure controlled distribution, protect assets from creditors, and provide for minor or disabled beneficiaries without disqualifying them from government benefits.
Discover how naming a trust as the life insurance beneficiary shields proceeds from creditor claims and legal judgments, ensuring your heirs retain the full benefit.
We’ll explain how an Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust (ILIT) can reduce potential estate taxes and how gift tax considerations apply to premium payments.
Learn how to create a trust as the beneficiary and appoint a guardian to manage the funds until the child reaches adulthood.
Understand the exposure to creditors, divorce, or financial mismanagement that comes with directly naming an adult. We’ll explore how a trust can provide added protection.
Here's what attendees had to say about our previous webinars:
Richard
The speaker was exceptional with her in-depth knowledge of the subject matter, in her presentation and in her explanation of the subject matter. I found the session to be very worthwhile and look forward to attending the next broadcast.
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Speaker
Antoinette Bone
With a rich background that includes serving as an Air Force JAG officer and an Assistant District Attorney, Antoinette’s legal expertise is extensive and diverse. These experiences have sharpened her strategic thinking and work ethic, making her a trusted advisor in estate planning, probate, and guardianship.
