Planit:Estate Distribution Analysis

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In this Video you will Learn...
How do I interpret the Estate Distribution Analysis, or present it to my client?
• Account distribution
• Residual distributions
• Taxation
• Estate value/erosion
• Determine need for estate planning

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Why You Should Use Planit

Other Related Topics
Will Information Analysis Tab Estate Distributions Beneficiary Designation
Life Insurance Liabilities on Death Estate Liquidity Analysis
Estate Net Worth Introduction to the Will Information Screen Death Scenario


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The Estate Analysis report is a great tool for estate planning because it will give you a better way to show what would happen to your client’s estate if he/she passes away today. This report will encourage your clients to have an estate planning prepared. Also, for most clients, the overall goal is to defer taxes and have a piece of mind. The Estate Analysis will clearly show the strengths and weaknesses of your client’s current situation (tax burdens) and what is available to their beneficiaries.

In addition, there are four different scenarios included in the Estate Analysis such as

  • Client dies first
  • Client dies second
  • Spouse dies first
  • Spouse dies second


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