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The Benefits—and Risks—of Giving Children Their Inheritances While You Are Alive and Well

According to a Merrill Lynch retirement study, 60 percent of people over the age of 50 would rather give inheritances sooner rather than later. Why? Many say they simply want to be there to enjoy helping their children pursue their dreams and realize their goals. If you are interested in giving inheritances to your children while you are alive rather than after you pass away, you must consider a number of issues.

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