The degree with the second-greatest number of offers: economics. Some 61.5% of economics majors had at least one offer upon graduation. In third place: accounting, a major where 61.2% of students had offers before they graduated.
when a trust must vest. These trusts can, instead, continue indefinitely* â potentially free from estate, generation-skipping, gift and inheritance taxes. This can result in significant tax savings and ongoing financial control for the trust. Investment Flexibility. Through a âdirected trust,â a grantor can appoint a third-party advisor to manage the trustâs investments. This is particularly useful for those with illiquid or concentrated positions that a trustee may feel obligated to diversify as part of their administrative duties.
Why use a charitable lead trust? The charitable lead trust is an excellent estate planning vehicle if you are optimistic about the future performance of the investments in the trust. If created properly, a charitable lead trust allows you to keep an asset in the family while being an effective tax-minimization device. For example, you create a $1 million charitable lead trust. The trust provides for fixed annual payments of $80,000 (or 8 percent of the initial $1 million value of the trust ...