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What are Grantor and Non-Grantor Trusts?
Trusts are an essential topic in financial and estate planning. Numerous varieties exist, which can cloud the discussion. It’s helpful to understand the similarities and differences between types, starting with grantor and non-grantor trusts.
What Are The Different Types of Alternative Trading Systems?
Herd mentality often runs wild in public equities markets, especially when large trade orders are executed.
What is a Complex Trust?
Estate, financial, and legacy planning can be extremely complex processes, but once they are complete they can bring unmatched peace of mind knowing you have established a financial game plan to take care of your heirs.
What are Four Popular Categories of Alternative Assets?
In 2022, headlines and articles noted that alternative investments are becoming more acceptable as portfolio diversifiers and financial strategies. An article published by Nasdaq explained that total alternative investments under management are projected to reach $17.2 trillion. Meanwhile, a blog published on the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) website said that “alternatives are expected to produce half of industry revenue in a few years,” even as these investments represent only 12% of the overall global investments market.
How to Revoke a Medical Power of Attorney
Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal term that means you are allowing someone else to act on your behalf. A person can employ several types of POAs, including a medical power of attorney, sometimes also called a healthcare proxy. With a medical power of attorney, the person making the designation (principal) names someone else (agent) to act on their behalf if the principal can no longer do so due to physical or mental incapacity.
Where Can I Get a Medical Power of Attorney Form?
Medical Power of Attorney (MPOA) is one example of the individual categories within a type of authority that includes general power of attorney, durable power of attorney, and more. Designating a power of attorney (POA) means giving another person the authority to act on your behalf. The power you confer could be limited or extensive, indefinite, or temporary. While granting an MPOA does not typically require a lawyer, having a legal witness to the document is vital.
What Are the Qualifications for a Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA)?
A Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA) is a professional advisor with specialized training in helping business owners navigate transitioning out of their businesses. The goal is to maximize the value of their business and minimize risk during the exit process.
How To Change a Medical Power of Attorney
Power of Attorney (POA) is a universal term that can refer to different grants of authority. Often a POA designation is made to facilitate one person representing another in business, financial, and legal matters (although the person granted a POA is typically not an attorney). However, perhaps the most common usage of POA is for medical and healthcare purposes. In many cases, the grant is called a healthcare proxy, and every state has some regulations covering this special-purpose declaration.
Who Can Witness a General Power of Attorney?
The laws governing the granting and revocation of power of attorney vary by state. Therefore, each state can create different rules for each subtype of power of attorney (POA). However, there are several common types of POA:
What is a Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA)?
A Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA) specializes in helping business owners develop and execute a plan to exit their business. The CEPA designation is awarded by the Exit Planning Institute after completing a rigorous training program and passing an exam.
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