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A-B Trust
An "A-B trust" is a type of trust established by a married couple that includes provisions requiring the allocation of assets on the death of one spouse to two separate trusts to be established only at that time. One trust, sometimes referred to as the "A Trust" or "Survivor's Trust", remains revocable and the assets are under the complete control of the surviving spouse.
The other trust, sometimes referred to as the "B Trust", "Decedent's Trust", or "Exemption Trust", gives the survivor no rights or Limited powers to use the assets allocated thereto. There are both estate tax and non-tax reasons for using an A-B trust.
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Problems Solved by Estate Planning
A living trust can solve many of the problems encountered in estate planning. Some ...
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Try to Avoid Probate with Living Trust
First of all, what is probate? We've heard various things about probate and we pretty ...
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The AB Living Trust Saves Taxes
Some people must consider federal estate tax when planning their finances. Estate tax ...
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Boston Properties, Inc. (NYSE:BXP) Position Increased by Xact Kapitalforvaltning AB
BNB Daily (blog)
The firm owned 26,700 shares of the real estate investment trust's stock after buying an additional 178 shares during the period. Xact Kapitalforvaltning AB's holdings in Boston Properties were worth $3,285,000 at the end of the most recent quarter. A ...
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Bradley Hollister: It's a Good Time to Review Your Revocable Living Trust
Noozhawk
Under an AB Trust, when the first spouse passes away, the trust property is divided and the survivor's assets are allocated to a survivor's trust (the “A” Trust) and the decedent's assets are allocated to a decedent's trust (the “B” Trust). The ...
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