Trust Services
Trusts can play an important role in your overall financial plan, and you should feel confident that your trust is executed how you envisioned it.
Safekeeping your assets today and for generations to come.
We partner with an administrative trustee who performs the following tasks:
- Collect and distribute income
- Safeguard trust assets
- Provide record keeping
- Provide bill payment services at an additional cost
- Produce required tax reporting
- Provide for the administration and disposition of trust assets as directed by the governing document
- Provide principal and income accounting for the trust
Estate Planning & Trustee Seminar
Learn about the seven key estate planning documents you should have and what you need to know about a trusteeship. Hear from executives at First Covenant Trust who partner with Parsec to provide Parsec clients with corporate trusteeship.
Latest Thought Leadership
Two Charitable Options to Give More Strategically in the New Year
Even though the past few years have been a challenge for everyone in very personal and different ways, one commonality we all share is that these unusual times have reminded us to cherish what we do have and review/revise our life priorities.
Do You Need an Estate Plan?
I’m often asked this question: “With the federal estate tax exemption amounts being so high, do I really need an estate plan?” The answer I give is “Absolutely yes!”
Three Small-Business Transfer Strategies
Throughout my career at Parsec, I have had the opportunity to join our founder, Bart Boyer, at several client appreciation dinners. During these events, Bart would famously review the current economic environment and discuss how to build long-term generational wealth. Without fail, he always reminded clients that “there are only two ways to build wealth:
Types, Features and Taxation of Trusts
The areas of trust planning and trust creation are vast and limited only by the imagination of the trust-makers, their attorney and the law. Trusts can be written and created to include a wide variety of features and accomplish many goals. So, while there may be a general form to certain commonly used trusts, no two trusts are ever the same. Somewhat like fingerprints, trusts are unique to each individual.
Estate Planning After a Divorce
Divorce is never easy. There is always a laundry list full of things that you need to be dealing with or thinking about during this time. One very important item that typically isn’t at the top of the list is reviewing your estate plan. Chances are, when you originally set up your estate plan, it gave your spouse full control and named them as the primary beneficiary of your assets.
Taxation of Inherited IRA Assets
If you have recently inherited an IRA, may receive an inherited IRA in your future or are passing along your IRA to beneficiaries, it is important for you to be aware of the taxation of inherited IRA assets. Specifically, IRS requires you to take required minimum distributions (RMDs) from an inherited IRA. Since IRA accounts are typically funded with all — or almost all — pretax funds, every distribution from an IRA is taxed as ordinary income and can have a considerable effect on your tax liability. There have always been rules to require taxpayers to take these distributions and pay tax on them, but these rules have changed significantly in the last couple of years.
How to Talk to Your Children About Your Estate
Talking with your children about disability and/or death can be a difficult task for most people. Parents spend the better part of their financial lives working, saving and planning only to end up avoiding proper communication and planning with their children on the topic of death. Parents often do not discuss their estate plans with adult children out of fear that this will only cause tension and improper incentives. But in my experience as an attorney and financial advisor, the most successful planning results come from good communication.
How Property Titling Can Affect Your Estate Plan
Most people don’t realize that how you hold title to property directly influences your estate plan. Since it’s a common misunderstanding that can dramatically alter your intentions, let’s explore why.
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