<p>The previous episode covered why you may want your revocable trust should own your business. So, in this episode hosts Anne Rhodes, Chief Legal Officer at <a href="http://wealth.com/">wealth.com</a>, and Thomas Kopelman, Head of Community at <a href="http://wealth.com/">wealth.com</a> and co-founder of AllStreet Wealth, talk about why you may want your irrevocable trust own your business. The discussion the main considerations — Control, Asset Protection and Tax Planning — as well as key legal terms to know, plus key examples of when someone may want to consider their business being in their irrevocable trust.</p>

The previous episode covered why you may want your revocable trust should own your business. So, in this episode hosts Anne Rhodes, Chief Legal Officer at wealth.com, and Thomas Kopelman, Head of Community at wealth.com and co-founder of AllStreet Wealth, talk about why you may want your irrevocable trust own your business. The discussion the main considerations — Control, Asset Protection and Tax Planning — as well as key legal terms to know, plus key examples of when someone may want to consider their business being in their irrevocable trust.

<p>The previous episode covered why you may want your revocable trust should own your business. So, in this episode hosts Anne Rhodes, Chief Legal Officer at&nbsp;<a href="http://wealth.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">wealth.com</a>, and Thomas Kopelman, Head of Community at&nbsp;<a href="http://wealth.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">wealth.com</a>&nbsp;and co-founder of AllStreet Wealth, talk about why you may want your irrevocable trust own your business. The discussion the main considerations — Control, Asset Protection and Tax Planning — as well as key legal terms to know, plus key examples of when someone may want to consider their business being in their irrevocable trust.</p>

Should Your Irrevocable Trust Own Your Business?

Let's reimagine estate planning together. 
We'll explore ways for advisors to better serve existing clients and grow your business. Unlike other shows that skim the surface of easily Googled topics, hosts Thomas Kopelman and Anne Rhodes provide takeaways that advisors can use to meet your clients wherever they are in the estate planning process. 
What’s the difference between a will and a trust? What is an estate plan, and why do you need one? What are the biggest estate planning mistakes? The Practical Planner details everything advisors need for effective estate planning. We cover everything from the basics (defining terms like beneficiary, trustee, and family trust, breaking down estate tax 101) to the more complex (such as compliance for advisors, best practices with crypto, and charitable strategies). 
The Practical Planner is a production of wealth.com. Wealth.com is the #1 Estate Planning Solution built for advisors. Our mission is to modernize estate planning through innovative technology. 
Thomas Kopelman is the Head of Community at wealth.com, and was named as a Top 100 Advisor by Investopedia in 2022 and 2023, 2023 Young Advisor to Watch, and Top 23 Millennial Financial Advisor by Business Insider.
Anne Rhodes is the Chief Legal Officer at wealth.com. Prior to her current role, she was an estate planning attorney first at McDermott Will & Emery (New York), then at Perkins Coie (San Francisco).

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Let's reimagine estate planning together. We'll explore ways for advisors to better serve existing clients and grow your business. Unlike other shows that skim the surface of easily Googled topics, hosts Thomas Kopelman and Anne Rhodes provide takeaways that advisors can use to meet your clients wherever they are in the estate planning process. What’s the difference between a will and a trust? What is an estate plan, and why do you need one? What are the biggest estate planning mistakes? The Practical Planner details everything advisors need for effective estate planning. We cover everything from the basics (defining terms like beneficiary, trustee, and family trust, breaking down estate tax 101) to the more complex (such as compliance for advisors, best practices with crypto, and charitable strategies). The Practical Planner is a production of wealth.com. Wealth.com is the #1 Estate Planning Solution built for advisors. Our mission is to modernize estate planning through innovative technology. Thomas Kopelman is the Head of Community at wealth.com, and was named as a Top 100 Advisor by Investopedia in 2022 and 2023, 2023 Young Advisor to Watch, and Top 23 Millennial Financial Advisor by Business Insider. Anne Rhodes is the Chief Legal Officer at wealth.com. Prior to her current role, she was an estate planning attorney first at McDermott Will & Emery (New York), then at Perkins Coie (San Francisco).

Let's reimagine estate planning together.&nbsp;
We'll explore ways for advisors to better serve existing clients and grow your business. Unlike other shows that skim the surface of easily Googled topics, hosts Thomas Kopelman and Anne Rhodes provide takeaways that advisors can use to meet your clients wherever they are in the estate planning process.&nbsp;
What’s the difference between a will and a trust? What is an estate plan, and why do you need one? What are the biggest estate planning mistakes? The Practical Planner details everything advisors need for effective estate planning. We cover everything from the basics (defining terms like beneficiary, trustee, and family trust, breaking down estate tax 101) to the more complex (such as compliance for advisors, best practices with crypto, and charitable strategies).&nbsp;
The Practical Planner is a production of wealth.com. Wealth.com is the #1 Estate Planning Solution built for advisors. Our mission is to modernize estate planning through innovative technology.&nbsp;
Thomas Kopelman is the Head of Community at wealth.com, and was named as a Top 100 Advisor by Investopedia in 2022 and 2023, 2023 Young Advisor to Watch, and Top 23 Millennial Financial Advisor by Business Insider.
Anne Rhodes is the Chief Legal Officer at wealth.com. Prior to her current role, she was an estate planning attorney first at McDermott Will &amp; Emery (New York), then at Perkins Coie (San Francisco).

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