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These core estate planning documents will spare your loved ones from court hassles and help ensure your financial and medical wishes are carried out.
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Receiving an inheritance in your 50s or 60s? Find out how to use the Great Wealth Transfer to buy back your time, pivot careers or fund family memories.
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Joy Taylor answers questions from readers on federal and state estate taxes.
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Bryn Mawr Trust’s Jamie Hopkins details the pros and cons of putting an inherited IRA into a charitable remainder unitrust.
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Successfully transferring generational wealth means preparing heirs, protecting your assets and treating estate planning as an ongoing family conversation.
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Higher estate tax exemptions may be presented as "permanent," but relying on tax rules to stay the same — and not regularly updating your estate plan — is risky.
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You can secure your children's future without giving them unrestricted access to a windfall. Protect your legacy from poor decisions and creditors.
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BakerAvenue Wealth Management of Chicago said it will expand its tax preparation and estate planning services.
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As the United States faces the greatest wealth transfer in history, some people are turning to therapists to help them pass on their assets in a way that preserves harmony.
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Just like a good coach looks beyond the scoreboard to prepare for the next game, successful retirement planning requires regular evaluation.
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Conflict among adult children over their parents' estate is all too common — and Mom and Dad’s worst nightmare. Here's how to ensure the kids won’t fight after you’re gone.
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Before you splurge, learn where to park your cash, the rules for inherited IRAs and 401(k)s and how to avoid costly tax mistakes on a $1 million windfall.
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Outside of your client, nobody knows more about how your client's business makes money or why its numbers look the way they do than you.
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Preservation is the north star.
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Giving your adult children or grandchildren a massive cash gift can sabotage the financial independence you hope to build. Here is how to restructure your legacy with incentive trusts.
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Does your estate plan need a will, a trust or both? Understanding how these tools work, and what your family needs, will help you make the right choice.
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Without explicit instructions for stocks in your estate plan, your heirs may end up selling everything for simplicity or because they're mired in conflict.
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In this panel conversation, Kiplinger editors talk to experts about the Great Wealth Transfer and answer questions on how to discuss inheritance with your family.
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We are increasingly measuring financial success by the peace of mind, stability and life choices money brings rather than the total net worth we accumulate.
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This estate-planning tool provides financial security for a loved one who has a disability.
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Highlights from the 2026 Jerry A. Kasner Estate Planning Symposium.
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A growing opportunity to help child-free Americans carry out their legacy wishes.
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The advisor’s implementation role.
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From caregiver contracts to unequal inheritances, estate planning experts explain how to reward your most dedicated child without fracturing the family.
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Older generations hold $124 trillion in assets. Here is why financial experts say giving your heirs an inheritance early might be the smartest move you can make.
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The Great Wealth Transfer is upon us. Discover whether your heirs benefit more if you give now or let your assets grow.
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Use these tips to help you open the door to conversations about their financial health before it’s too late.
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Asset protection planning places valuable assets out of the reach of potential claimants and creditors, discouraging lawsuits before they get off the ground.
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It's difficult to ask aging parents about financial and medical decisions, and future living arrangements, but it's vital to talk about it while you still can.
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IRS guidance explains that beneficiary type, the owner's date of death, and the owner's required beginning date can affect inherited IRA and plan distribution rules.
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Washington's Department of Revenue identifies a $3 million filing threshold and exclusion for dates of death on or after July 1, 2026, with state-specific rate and deduction rules.
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Oregon's 2026 Form OR-706 and official estate-tax hub remain the primary filing references for estates with Oregon filing questions.
EditorOregon Department of RevenueOregon
The IRS states that the 2026 federal basic exclusion amount is $15 million and the annual gift-tax exclusion remains $19,000 per recipient.
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