Estate Flashcards

(13 cards)

1
Q

What happens to insurance cash value when the insured dies?

A

Cash value is retained by the carrier at death; only Death Benefits are paid out (unless UL or VUL Option B)

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2
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Which assets qualify for marital deductions?

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All assets in decesed estate qualify for marital deduction

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3
Q

What’s a speacial power of appointment?

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Power that can be exercised in favor of the holder’s children or someone other than the power holder only

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4
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List General Powers?

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Power that can be exercised in favor of the holder for the holder’s health, education and maintenace, and well-being
Power that can be exercised in favor of the holder

(HEMS ascertainable standards are not general powers)

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5
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Which assets are SUBJECT TO PROBATE?

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I - Singly Owned / Free Simple
C - Community Property (50% attributable to each spouse)
E - Estate as bene (Assets where the beneficiary is the “estate of the insured” )
T - TIC (Tenancy in common)

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6
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What’s a testamentary trust?

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AFTER the probate process, probate assets can be placed into the testamentary trust. This trust doesn’t go through the probate as it’s created as part of the probate process.

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7
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Which tax form is filed at death and who files it?

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Form 706 is filed within 9 months
For gross estate + adjustable taxable gifts over the life time exempt amount
Executor responsible for paying estate taxes

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8
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What is considered incident of ownership?

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  1. DB paid to executor (Bene is the deceased / estate)
  2. Dead owned the policy (can be on anyone’s life) (right to assign, terminate, borrow against the cash reserve, name bene, change bene)

Premiums Paying IS NOT an incident of ownership.

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9
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What are the two 3 yr rules in estate planning?

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    1. Gifted Life Insurance Policy – If a decedent gifts a life insurance policy (or transfers ownership of one) and dies within 3 years, the death benefit is pulled back into their gross estate.
      *2. Gross-up Rule: Gift Taxes Paid – Gift tax paid on gifts made within 3 years before death
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10
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What are the 3 situations in which life insurance death benefit will be included in my gross estate when I die?

A

DB included in my estate
1. I own it and die
2. I gifted it to Arun and Arun becomes the owner of this policy in last 3 years
3. I’m beneficiary of a Life Policy

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11
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Under which situation replacement cost of the life insurance policy included in my gross estate?

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  1. You own a policy on someone else and die. (Replacement cost is included in my estate - unused presidium; terminal reserve + unearned premium)
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12
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Which trusts are simple trusts?

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2503(b), QTIP, QDT, Dynasty

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