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Case Study: How Upline Planning Helps Families Preserve Wealth Through Generations (Ep. 121)

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How can generational planning help secure your family’s wealth for the future?

Today on The Truth About Wealth, John and Michael Parise get together for a follow-up from the previous episode about upline generational planning.

This week, they explore two case studies: the first concerning a family business owner with asset protection needs due to the father’s illness and estate tax exposure, and the second involving a family’s desire to establish a philanthropic foundation.

The discussion covers the importance of estate planning documents, beneficiary designations, charitable trusts, and aligning philanthropic efforts with family values.

Talking points include:

  • Case studies related to estate planning and asset protection
  • The importance of involving multiple generations in the wealth planning process
  • How to minimize tax exposure and protect family assets
  • Charitable planning and the use of charitable remainder trusts
  • The value of educating families about planning strategies and potential impact on taxes and wealth preservation
  • And more!

Resources:

Connect with John and Michael Parise:

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How can generational planning help secure your family’s wealth for the future?

Today on The Truth About Wealth, John and Michael Parise get together for a follow-up from the previous episode about upline generational planning.

This week, they explore two case studies: the first concerning a family business owner with asset protection needs due to the father’s illness and estate tax exposure, and the second involving a family’s desire to establish a philanthropic foundation.

The discussion covers the importance of estate planning documents, beneficiary designations, charitable trusts, and aligning philanthropic efforts with family values.

Talking points include:

  • Case studies related to estate planning and asset protection
  • The importance of involving multiple generations in the wealth planning process
  • How to minimize tax exposure and protect family assets
  • Charitable planning and the use of charitable remainder trusts
  • The value of educating families about planning strategies and potential impact on taxes and wealth preservation
  • And more!

Resources:

Connect with John and Michael Parise:

  continue reading

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