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...r 3.3 Name Change 3.4 Personal Property 3.5 Commissions Receivable 3.5.1 S...erest. 4.5 Assignment, Replacement Property. Buyer shall not assign, mortgage...
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... ,000 home. His intent was to use this $3 million to pay the estate tax. Joe has no insurance but is insurable; so is Mary. Federal estate tax laws allow an unlimited marital deduction for assets left to one's spouse. Generally, for property left in trust to your spouse to qualify for the marital deduction, your spouse must be granted unlimited access (meaning that your spouse gets not only the income but the principal as well, if needed to maintain the spouse's life-style) to the trust property during ... other with a second-to-die policy (on Joe and Mary) . We used Joe's liquid assets and the funds in the IRA to pay the premiums. This second-opinion estate tax plan eliminated the Q-Tip tax trap. Better yet, it eliminated the entire estate tax liability by transferring it to the insurance carrier. Irving Blackman offers several publications designed to help with tax- and business-related issues. For information, write to Book Division, Blackman Kallic Bartelstein, 300 South Riverside Plaza, Chicago, IL 60606. Login or Register (for FREE ... to gain access to thousands of other great articles. Need more reasons to join? Need insurance for you, your business or your family? Get quality appointments - Save yourself a whole lot of time & money when you use our directory of carriers, wholesalers and service providers. Negotiate lucrative contracts with carriers and wholesalers. Net result. More revenue for your agency! Clients & Prospects will research you, your co-workers and your agency here. The most comprehensive online insurance industry reference library for - Personal Lines Professionals Commercial Lines Professionals ...
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... SERVICES TO CLIENTS Two successful agents focus on the benefits of providing risk management. Bob Schmitt FIMS, Inc. Rockford, IL The current business environment puts every business at risk every day. New laws are enacted, others are revised, courts change their interpretations, property values go up and down, new financial procedures and new technology alter all our familiar relationships, etc. New exposures keep coming along to increase the number and severity of the hazards that surround us. It takes a full-time person, and in some cases a ... be the first to admit that they're not managing risks as much as buying policies and hoping not to forget anything along the way. Evaluating coverage and obtaining the proper policies represents only a small part of risk management. A business also needs to understand the various risk transfer techniques, captives, retros, as well as self-insurance. Knowing the positive and negative aspects of each alternative is extremely important. So is understanding how loss experience enters into the evaluation process by affecting the pricing and availability of coverage. The evaluation process needs to ... a fee basis with businesses that we don't insure; however, due to exclusions in our Errors and Omissions contract and lack of manpower, we've concentrated on existing clients. The objective of risk management is to conserve the physical assets of the business from Accidental Loss and Liability claims. The first step is to identify all the exposures a client faces. This can only be done by a physical inspection of the premises and a thorough investigation of the client's business. When clients and prospects are reluctant to give us their valuable time, ...