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trustinfoKNOWLEDGE FOR YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

THE RESOURCE LIBRARY

Read a little.
Ask a little more.

A considered collection of starting points, with room for your own questions.

CONSUMER FINANCIAL PROTECTION BUREAU

Understanding a revocable living trust

An introduction to its purpose, people and property.

CONSUMER FINANCIAL PROTECTION BUREAU

A guide for trustees

A public guide to managing property for someone else and keeping useful records.

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE

Trust terms and tax questions

Official definitions and explanations to support a conversation with a tax professional.

MAKE IT PERSONAL

Your conversation checklist

Keep your priorities and unanswered questions together.

TAKE THIS TO YOUR NEXT CONVERSATION

A few questions worth writing down.

  • What do I want a plan to accomplish for my family?
  • Who could make decisions if I could not?
  • What responsibilities would a trustee accept?
  • Which assets need attention, and how are they titled now?
  • What can be changed later, and by whom?
  • What tax, reporting and ongoing costs should I understand?
  • When should the plan be reviewed again?

Bring a list of priorities and questions. Keep sensitive documents for your private conversation with your advisor.