How to Use Your Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) to Support Charity and Reduce Taxes
Using your RMDs (Required Minimum Distributions) from your retirement accounts to fund charitable causes can be a great tax strategy if you’re looking for ways to ease your tax burden…
How a Community Property Trust Works in Florida and Tennessee
This article applies to Florida and Tennessee law, but note that ANYONE in ANY STATE can create and fund (put assets into) a Tennessee or Florida Community Property Trust (including real property, brokerage accounts, etc.), even when that property is located in another state and even when the person is not a resident of either state. Some restrictions apply, but they are fairly easy to accommodate for most people. Read on to learn more about Community Property Trusts and how they might be a valuable part of your comprehensive estate plan.
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