Protect Wealth: International Estate PlanningExplore the complex world of tax and estate planning structures in the US and abroad. Learn client situations requiring formal planning structures and which structures are best under specific circumstances during life and after death. Examine the resulting implications of not planning, and how to have sensitive discussions with clients and prospects. |
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| New Private Bankers, New Wealth Advisors, Brokers who are going to cover broader wealth solutions, Portfolio Managers and other Product Specialists requiring an in-depth overview of wealth management, Individuals working in the finance arena
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| No advance preparation required. |
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Students will be able to:- Understand the benefits of estate planning during life and afterwards
- Compare and contrast various US and international planning tools
- Gain an in-depth understanding of the trusts, and how to apply the right structure in a variety of situations
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| Overview of Trusts Online or equivalent knowledge. A financial calculator is required. |
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Part 6 of the Wealth Management ProgramDay 1- Value to clients & firm
- Purpose to clients
- - Exercise
- - Privacy
- - Tax efficiency
- - - Income
- - - Estate
- - - Gift
- - Succession planning
- - Inheritance laws
- - Family issues
- - Liquidity
- - Political risk
- - Creditor protection
Exercise- How to surface issues
- - Generate & build concern
Role play- Estate planning for US residents
- - Common structures
- - Ownership
- - - Sole
- - - JRWROS
- - - Community property
- - - Tenants in common
- - - Property with beneficiary designation
- - - Living (intervivos) trust property
- Alternative solutions: features & limitations
- - Wills
- - POAs
- - JTWROS
- - Family asset holding vehicle
- - Gifting
- - Guardianship
- - Insurance
- International issues/solutions
- - Jurisdictional issues
- - Alternative solutions: features & limitations
- - - PIC
- - - Foundation
- - - Establishment
- Trusts
- - Key roles
- - - Grantor/Creator/Settlor
- - - Trustee
- - - Beneficiary(ies)/Remaindermen
- - Basic concepts
- - - Ownership concept
- - - - History
- - - - Fiduciary relationship
- - - - Ownership transfer
- - Features & advantages
- - - Flexible distribution plan
- - - Confidentiality
- - - Forced heirship avoidance, succession planning
- - - Lifetime & beyond
- - - Avoids probate
- - - Potential tax benefits
- - - Avoids asset freezing/confiscation
- - - Potential protection from creditors
- - - Consolidation
PIC/Trust exercise | Day 2- Basic trust distinctions
- - Revocable vs. irrevocable
- - Testamentary vs. intervivos
- Levels of Trusts
- - Prime
- - Standard distribution
- - Preferred distribution
- - Family trust
- - Protection trust
- Types of trusts
- - GRAT
- - GRUT
- - CRAT
- - CRUT
- - CLUT & CLAT
- - LIT
- - NIMCRUT
- - Combo NIMCRUT & LIT
- - Crummey
- - QTIP
Case Study | Day 3- Fiduciary law overview
- International-US issues
- - Residency
- - - IRS code
- - - Estate & gift taxes
- - Consequences of residency
- - Simple US residency mitigation
- - Complex US residency mitigation
- - - PRE-immigration
- - - Non-US beneficiaries
- - - US beneficiaries
- - - Investments
- - - International life insurance
- - - International variable annuity
- Summary
Comprehensive Case Study | |
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| Clients who register for this course will receive a complimentary 6 month subscription to the Financial Times and FT.com. The Financial Times is the world's most respected financial newspaper providing a broad assessment on finance, business and the industrial sector. Subscriptions will start within 6-8 weeks of the application process, and are limited to one per client. For questions about your subscriptions call 800-628-8088 or email uscirculation@ft.com. US and Canada enrollees only. |
Lunch included for all students taking day classes. |
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