What is a Charitable Remainder Trust (CRT)?
A Charitable Remainder Trust (CRT) allows a donor to transfer property to a trust, retaining the right to receive a stream of annual payments for a term chosen by the donor.
A Charitable Remainder Trust (CRT) allows a donor to transfer property to a trust, retaining the right to receive a stream of annual payments for a term chosen by the donor.
Wills are considered the foundation of a comprehensive estate plan, [...]
A trust is a legal tool used to transfer [...]
Being named the executor of a will is a big responsibility. It can be overwhelming and confusing at times, especially when that person is also dealing with the grief of losing a loved one.
We have had several clients through the years who express interest in donating to a charity when they pass. While there are many ways to go about this, using a charitable remainder trust (CRT) can provide benefits to the donor during one’s life as well as accomplish a person’s final wishes.
While some people worry that their children may be too young to handle a large lump sum of money, others are concerned about leaving an inheritance to an irresponsible adult child. This is an extremely common and valid concern.
We recently had a client whose father passed away without a will or a trust. She didn’t realize that there were other ways assets could be passed on to heirs.