At Sand Hill, we work with multi-generational families and one request that we sometimes see from clients is a preference to name minor children as account beneficiaries. Unfortunately, minors are legally unable to own property; therefore, they cannot inherit investment assets in their own name. Naming minors outright will lead to unnecessary complications for their … Continued
Normally a dry and straightforward topic, inherited IRA rules have been anything but over the last several years due to a number of recent changes to the SECURE Act of 2019. As a result of legislative changes (and the government’s need for tax revenue), there are now significant differences between non-spouse inherited IRA accounts inherited … Continued
As the year-end approaches, now is an ideal time to review strategic planning opportunities and preview what lies ahead in 2023. We encourage you to discuss these planning topics with your Sand Hill Wealth Manager. Retirement Planning In 2023, retirement plan contributions for 401(k)s, 403(b)s, and most 457 plans will increase to $22,500 with an … Continued
January 31, 2020 One of the more common requests we hear from clients is their preference to name their minor children as IRA beneficiaries. Unfortunately, minors are legally unable to own property, and therefore cannot inherit IRA assets in their own name; however, there is a “right” way to pass IRA assets to your minor … Continued