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10/11/2026

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10/10/2026

You are leaving your children more than money.

You are leaving years of work, saving, planning, and decisions that helped build something meaningful for the next generation.

An outright inheritance may be appropriate in some situations. But it is worth asking whether simply transferring assets directly to your children is the best way to support them.

Divorce, debt, lawsuits, financial mismanagement, and other unexpected circumstances can affect an inheritance after it passes to your child.

Thoughtful inheritance planning looks at both the “what” and the “how.” A trust may offer an additional layer of protection while helping your child use what you leave wisely.

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10/09/2026

Welcome to Face to Face Friday!

Today’s topic is Inheritance planning.

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10/08/2026

The good news is that inheritance planning gives you options. Depending on your circumstances and goals, a properly structured trust may provide additional protection while still giving your child meaningful access or control.

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10/07/2026

“The structure you choose can matter just as much as the amount you leave.”

An inheritance is meant to benefit your children. But simply transferring assets outright may not account for the circumstances they could face in the future.

Thoughtful planning considers not only who receives an inheritance, but how the inheritance can continue serving them.

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10/06/2026

Estate planning doesn’t have to be confusing. We help you understand what matters, what doesn’t, and what makes sense for your family.

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10/05/2026

You have probably spent years thinking about what you want your children to inherit.

But have you thought about how they should receive it?

Leaving an inheritance outright may seem simple. Yet once your child personally owns those assets, circumstances such as divorce, debt, lawsuits, financial mismanagement, or the challenges of suddenly receiving significant wealth can affect what happens to what you worked so hard to build.

That is why inheritance planning is about more than deciding who gets what.

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10/04/2026

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10/03/2026

Did you know?
In 2026, a trust enters the 37% federal tax bracket above $16,000 of taxable income.
A single individual doesn’t enter it until taxable income exceeds $640,600.
That’s a warning to review the whole plan, not an instruction to remove the trust.

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10/02/2026