Build & Protect Wealth Across Generations

Build & Protect Wealth Across Generations

Learn how to safeguard your family's financial future with expert tips and strategies of Protecting Wealth Across Generations. Build legacy!

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  • Event lasts 1 hour

Welcome to our Protecting Wealth Across Generations event!

Join us for an informative online session where we will discuss strategies to safeguard your wealth for future generations. Our expert speakers will share valuable insights on financial planning, investments, and estate management. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, this event is perfect for anyone looking to secure their financial legacy. Don't miss out on this opportunity to protect your wealth and ensure a prosperous future for your loved ones!

Frequently asked questions

❓1. What is a legacy plan?

A legacy plan is more than just a will or trust—it’s a comprehensive strategy for passing on your wealth, values, and responsibilities to future generations while minimizing confusion, conflict, and taxes.

❓2. What’s the difference between a will and a trust?

• A will takes effect after death and must go through probate. • A trust can take effect while you're alive, avoids probate, offers privacy, and allows more control over how assets are distributed.

❓3. Can my heirs get stuck with a huge tax bill?

Yes—without proper planning, heirs may face: • Estate taxes • Capital gains taxes • Income taxes on retirement accounts Working with a financial advisor and estate attorney helps reduce this risk.

❓4. Can I leave money to my children with restrictions, including life insurance proceeds?

Yes. Through a trust, you can: • Delay access until a certain age • Require milestones (e.g. graduation) • Set rules to prevent misuse

❓5. How does long-term care affect my legacy plan?

Without proper planning, long-term care expenses can quickly deplete your estate. Tools like long-term care insurance or Medicaid planning can help protect your legacy.

❓6. Should I involve my children in the planning process?

Yes—at least in part. While you don’t need to share every detail, clear communication helps reduce misunderstandings and ensures your wishes are carried out as intended.

❓7. Do I still need a legacy plan if I don’t have a lot of money?

Yes! Legacy planning also includes healthcare directives, guardianship for children, funeral wishes, and passing on non-financial values. It’s about intentional preparation, not just wealth.

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FreeAug 5 · 9:00 AM PDT