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9780966927818

Lost and Found

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    9780966927818

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    0966927818

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  • Copyright: 2001-07-01
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Table of Contents

Grieving the Loss of a Spouse
Dorothy E. Deremo
Introduction
9(2)
Stages of Grief
11(1)
Common Reactions to Grief
12(1)
It is Healthy to Grieve
13(1)
Acknowledge the Loss
14(1)
Beth
14(2)
The Story of Norman
16(2)
Helping others Help you Grieve
18(1)
The Story of Susan
18(2)
The Importance of Self-Care
20(1)
Beginning a New Life
20(1)
The Story of John
21(1)
Holidays and Special Occasions
22(1)
Keeping the Memory of your Spouse Alive
22(1)
In the End, This is your Journey
23(5)
Getting Organized
P. Mark Accettura
Lynn Gross
Getting Started
28(1)
Whom to Contact
29(2)
Income Taxation of Inherited Property
31(1)
Locating and Organizing Important Papers
32(2)
Asset Inventory with Values Worksheet
34(3)
Obtain Date of Death Value of all Assets
37(1)
Determine your Expenses
38(2)
Identify Available Sources of Cash Flow
40(1)
Summary Checklist
40(5)
Navigating Social Security
Doreen Benson
History
45(1)
Survivor Benefit Overview
46(1)
Earnings Requirement
47(1)
Benefit Amounts
47(2)
Benefits from Two Accounts
49(1)
Remarriage
50(1)
How to Apply for Benefits
50(2)
Other Programs or Benefits
52(1)
Lump Sum Death Payment
52(1)
Medicare
52(2)
Medigap Insurance
54(1)
Medicaid
54(1)
Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
55(1)
Miscellaneous Social Security Issues
55(1)
Benefit Estimate
55(1)
Direct Deposit
55(1)
Full Retirement Age Increases
56(1)
Early Benefit Option Remains
56(1)
Delayed Retirement
57(1)
Automatic Cost of Living Adjustment
57(1)
Annual Earnings Test
57(1)
Divorced Spouse
58(1)
Taxes
58(1)
Government Pension Offset
58(1)
Leaving the United States
58(1)
Services are Free
59(3)
Insurance: Claims, Life, Health and Long Term Care
James M. Knaus
Locating Life Insurance Policies
62(1)
Claim Procedure
62(1)
Settlement Options
63(1)
Lump Sum
64(1)
Life Income
64(1)
Life Income, Period Certain
64(1)
Life Income, Installment Refund
64(1)
Fixed Period
65(1)
Interest Only
65(1)
Determining your own life insurance needs
66(1)
Types of Life Insurance
67(2)
Term Insurance
68(1)
Whole Life
68(1)
Universal Life
69(1)
Variable Life
69(1)
Tax Aspects
69(1)
Health Insurance
70(1)
``COBRA'' Coverage
70(1)
``Medigap'' Coverage
70(2)
Long Term Care
72(2)
Medicaid
74(1)
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
75(1)
Conclusion
75(4)
Putting Your Financial House in Order
Steven J. Case
Determine Your New Worth
79(1)
Determine Monthly Income the Expenses
79(1)
Define Your Goals
80(1)
Can You Get There From Here?
81(2)
The Impact of Inflation
83(1)
Investment Risk
84(1)
Diversification
85(1)
Tax Considerations
86(1)
Your Financial Plan
86(1)
Understanding Investments
87(8)
Guaranteed Investments
87(1)
Money Market Account
87(1)
Passbook Account
88(1)
Certificate of Deposit
88(1)
Treasury Bill
88(1)
Bonds
88(1)
Equity Investments
89(1)
Stocks
89(1)
Mutual Funds
90(1)
Individual Stocks versus Mutal Funds
91(1)
Load versus No Load
92(1)
Load Funds
92(1)
No Load Funds
92(1)
Annuities
93(1)
Deferred Annuities
93(1)
Variable Annuities
93(1)
Fixed Annuities
94(1)
Market Indexed Annuities
94(1)
Immediate Annuities
94(1)
Real Estate
94(1)
Tangible Investments
95(1)
A Word of Caution
95(1)
Life Insurance and Retirement, Distribution Options
96(1)
Choosing a Financial Advisor
97(1)
Conclusion
98(4)
Ira and Retirement Distributions
P. Mark Accettura
The ``Stretch'' Philosophy
102(1)
Rollover
103(1)
Required Minimum Distributions ``RMDs''
103(2)
Rolling Over Versus Not Rolling Over
105(2)
Distributions at death before required beginning date
105(2)
Distribution on death after RMDs have begun
107(1)
Post-Death Planning
107(1)
Ten Year Averaging
108(1)
Conclusion and Course of Action
108(5)
Settling the Estate: Probate and Trust Administration
P. Mark Accettura
Samuel A. Hurwitz
Fiduciary Responsibilities
113(1)
Categorizing Assets
114(1)
Assets passing by operation of law
114(1)
Joint ownership and survivorship rights
114(1)
Assets passing by beneficiary designation
115(1)
Assets passing through probate
115(1)
Assets owned in trust
116(1)
Applicable Law
117(1)
Ongoing Administration
117(1)
Step One: Appointment of Fiduciary
118(1)
Appointment of Personal Representative in formal probate
118(1)
Appointment of Personal Representative in informal probate
119(1)
Appointment of Trustee
119(1)
Step Two: Admission of Will
120(1)
Admission of the Will in formal probate
120(1)
Admission of the Will in informal probate
121(1)
Admission of the Will in trust administration
121(1)
Step Three: Asset Inventory and Administration
121(1)
Asset Inventory and Administration in formal probate
121(1)
Asset Inventory and Administration in informal probate
122(1)
Asset Inventory and trust administration
122(1)
Family/Marital trust division
123(2)
Step Four: Dealing with creditors
125(1)
Dealing with creditors in formal probate
125(2)
Compromising Claimse
127(1)
Personal Liability of the Personal Representative
128(1)
Creditors and informal probate
129(1)
Dealing with creditors in trust administration
129(1)
Step Five: Making final decisions
129(1)
Distribution of property in formal probate
129(1)
Disinherited spouse
129(1)
Divisions of assets
130(1)
Minors as beneficiaries
130(1)
Procedure for Distribution
131(1)
Distribution of property in informal probate
131(1)
Distribution of property in trust administration
131(1)
Small Probate Estate Procedures
132(1)
Compensation of Fiduciaries
132(1)
Conclusion
132(1)
Finding a lawyer
133(1)
Comparison of Formal Probate, Informal Probate, and Trust Administration
133(5)
Tax Reporting
P. Mark Accettura
Form 1040
138(2)
1040 Estimated Tax Payments
140(1)
Replace Social Security Number with New Tax Identification Number
141(1)
Medical Expenses
142(1)
Income Tax Deduction for Estate Tax Paid
142(1)
Form 1041
143(6)
Avoiding the Tax Trap
146(3)
1041 Estimated Tax Payments
149(1)
Costs of Administration
149(1)
You and your CPA
149(1)
Form 706
150(3)
Disclaimer
153(1)
State Inheritance Tax
153(1)
Gifts and Form 709
153(2)
Other Returns
155(1)
Word to the Wise
155(1)
Record Retention
155(1)
Choosing a CPA
156(4)
Basic Estate Planning
P. Mark Accettura
Estate Planning Building Blocks
160(2)
Last Will and Testament (``Will'')
160(1)
Durable Powers of Attorney
161(1)
Revocable Trusts
162(1)
How to Get Started
162(2)
Choose Fiduciaries
162(1)
Name Beneficiaries
163(1)
Control From the Grave
163(1)
Joint Ownership as a Trust Substitute
164(1)
Funding Your Revocable Trust
165(2)
Real Estate
166(1)
Qualified Plans and IRAs
166(1)
Personal Property
167(1)
Often Missed Items
167(1)
Planning to Avoid Estate Tax
167(4)
Gifting
171(1)
Special Needs Trusts
171(20)
Disabled Children
172(1)
Elderly Parents
173(3)
Advanced Estate Planning
P. Mark Accettura
Irrevocable Trusts
176(3)
Family Limited Liability Companies
179(4)
Charitable Transfers
183(1)
Charitable Remainder Trusts
184(2)
Pooled Income Fund
186(1)
Gift annuity
187(1)
Charitable Lead Trusts
187(1)
Wealth Replacement Trusts
187(4)
Prenuptial Agreements
P. Mark Accettura
Prenuptial Agreements
191(7)
Losing Independence
P. Mark Accettura
Medicare
198(1)
Private Pay
199(1)
Medicaid
200(3)
Divestment
201(1)
Spousal Protection
202(1)
Planning Techniques and Strategies
203(5)
Making Funeral Arrangements
P. Mark Accettura
Choosing a funeral home
208(1)
Funeral Costs
209(1)
The arrangement conference
209(1)
Itemized statement
210(1)
The Funeral Rule
211(1)
Cremation
211(1)
Caskets, Urns, Vaults and Grave Liners
212(1)
Obituaries and Death Notices
213(1)
Rites and Rituals: The Funeral Service
213(1)
Visitation
213(1)
The Service
214(1)
Interment
214(1)
Cemeteries
214(1)
Alternative Plans
214(1)
Pre-Planning
214(3)
Tract- an excerpt from The Undertaking: Life Studies from the Dismal Trade
217(6)
Thomas Lynch
Summary of Interior Photography 223(2)
Appendix A: Asset Inventory with Values Worksheet 225(2)
Glossary 227(16)
Index 243(10)
Directory of Resource 253

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