Estate planning

Using these all-in-the-family approaches may be a planner's best way to serve clients and stand out, even against robo competitors.

Use these tips for smart giving during the holidays. Plus, avoiding the cost of inherited assets and revisiting W4s.

Advisers sound off on the most difficult challenges their clients have handed them.

Advisers can – and should – do more to help clients guard against messy inheritance fights, an attorney says.

The Treasury will soon crack down on valuation discounts. Here’s what it means for your ultrahigh-net-worth clients.

Sure, these trusts are intended to shelter a beneficiary, but a non-grantor one presents numerous tax-liability issues.

Because community property law can dictate who gets an IRA after death, it must be taken into account when a client names a beneficiary.

Either a Clinton or Trump presidency could potentially bring changes in estate tax laws, so start preparing now.

The IRS has proposed regulations that could reduce or eliminate valuation discounts for the wealthy by the end of the year.

Planners may be called on to invest assets within a client’s trust, but the ability to do so can vary greatly. What's more, the election outcome could eliminate some trusts altogether.