| Title | : | How to Disinherit Your Son-In-Law and Stiff the IRS: Keep Your Money in Your Family |
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| Rating | : | 4.60 (130 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0963984624 |
| Format Type | : | Hardcover |
| Number of Pages | : | 237 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
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A Plain English guide to estate planning. Keep your family s money where it belongs - in your family. This easy to read, understandable how-to book will give you a solid grounding in the fundamentals to help you translate your wishes to your attorney or trust officer. The Three Secret Words of Estate Planning, Living Revocable Trusts, Wills, Premarital Agreements: financial tools useful only if clearly understood and implemented. The fun quizzes at the end of each chapter help the reader understand more of what he or she has just read.
Editorial : From the Publisher Presenting over 100 seminars per year and having conducted thousands of personal estate planning sessions with the seminar attendees who ask to meet with him, Dan Recer probably has more direct experience in client contact than any estate planning professional in America. Applying the wit, humor and clarity that have epitomized his seminars for over 20 years, Dr. Recer has written an engaging and useful book that shows how lay people can grasp the elements of estate planning. Using his system, they can design their own plan that will avoid the unhappy circumstances that surround so many family plans. The last thing you want to leave your children is a fuss and a fight. It is almost impossible to remedy the problems of poor estate planning. Families still pay far more taxes and create far more ill-will than can be undone. Far better that families read and heed the simple solutions Dan so clearly presents in this wonderful, readable book. Unlike most financially-orient
If you are using this book for a class you may need to at least have access to a newer version.. Her kindness was so geniune, and her humbled personality was exposed. I heard him speak several months ago in California. These can combine with other sets as well and thus open MANY MORE OPTIONS. EDVAC) to incorporate the latest developments. I loved the ideas presented in this book and how easy it is to follow, understand, and (hopefully) implement the ideas to improve one's relationships with colleagues and clients.. A great way to get up to speed on a single aspect of the Continuous Improvement movement. I would have liked more information on Kitty Genovese, so I could know her as a person. I assume he has learned a lesson from some sudden rush of air or maybe even some prankster throwing something at one of his "houses" in an attempt to wreck it.
The book is extremely well detailed and profusely illustrated and gives all the secrets and methods he uses in building his structures.
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