Inheritance
News, insights and expert analysis on inheritance from the team at Kiplinger.
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Did You Just Come Into a Lot of Money? 4 Steps to Make It LastSudden wealth is less about the money and more about the discipline to manage it, so it's critical to pause and plan before making any major financial moves.
By Jeremy DiTullio, CFP®, AWMA®, CRPC®
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Do You Know Why a Roth Conversion Isn't Right for Everybody?Quiz Roth conversions can be a game-changer for retirees with pensions facing higher tax rates. Find out how much you know about conversions' impact on your money.
By Joyce Lamb
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8 Estate Planning Secrets You Can Borrow from the Ultra-WealthyTry these proven strategies from the ultra-wealthy to protect your assets, cut taxes and pass on more to your heirs.
By Kathryn Pomroy
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How Everyday Families Can Prepare to Transfer WealthOver the next two decades, a Great Wealth Transfer will occur between baby boomers and the generations that follow. Is your family prepared to handle it?
By Tony Drake, CFP®, Investment Advisor Representative
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States That Won't Tax Your DeathEstate Taxes How much will your children — or other heirs — pay when you die? That depends on whether you live in a state with no death tax.
By Katelyn Washington
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What Happens With Taxes When You Inherit a HouseInheritance Tax When you inherit a home, understanding key IRS rules and state tax impacts can save you thousands.
By Chrissy Paradis
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Which Trust Type Saves Your Kids The Most Money?Inheritance Tax If a basic will isn't enough to protect your family's assets, you have two trust options: revocable vs. irrevocable. But only one is right for you.
By Kate Schubel
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7 Best Stocks to Gift Your GrandchildrenThe best stocks to give your grandchildren have certain qualities in common. Here, we let you know what those are.
By Dan Burrows
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How Your Inheritance Actually Gets Taxed: From Stepped-Up Basis to IRA RulesMost inheritances won’t trigger a federal income tax bill. But what you inherit and what happens afterward mean other tax rules could come into play.
By Chrissy Paradis
