Im wondering, if a home is placed into a trust and then the beneficiary inherits the trust. Will the beneficiary have to pay capital gains on the house?
Hey, thanks for the video. I need some support around additional way to utilize a trust account for my business. Can you provide the best place to reach out and deep dive into the concerns I have?
This video really helped me wrap my head around the concept of trusts while doing my WME! the textbook is super bland, but this video helped so much! thank you guys! definitely subscribed for future videos! :)
Great video. Was hoping to hear the effects of the 21yr rule and how it affects trusts and the fact that trusts are still considered a tax payer in Canada and pays at the highest personal marginal tax rate. Will there be a further video covering this as well as operating a business within a trust? Thanks again for the video.
Great video. Question.. How are the assets inside an ITF account transferred after age of majority is reached? How is the account dissolved? Are they a deemed disposition? Do the shares get sold? Thanks!
Hi my daughter has two children and is on ODSP and RGI. The father of her children passed away over the holidays and she found out she was his beneficiary through his union. She doesn't want to lose her benefits. I heard about a Henson trust and wondering if I can open the trust and her inheritance can be put through that. She wants me to be her trustee. Is a Henson trust possible?
thanks the video guys! den, would you consider doing a video on the cpa since you've completed yours? could be a good idea and might help others! (I'm currently looking into doing mine)
What happens if your beneficiaries and the settlor die prematurely? Can that fund or asset be claimed by other family members, or does it just go to the government?
Couldn’t a person just open a cash account and invest in it using tax efficient ETF’s then transfer the account to their kids in-kind when they want to? An informal trust seems like a waste of time when you realize that. Also, an informal trust is out of your hands when the kids turn 18. So if they turn out to be unsavoury people they’re getting the money whether you like it or not. At least with a cash account you can maintain control.
my financial planner explains to me what is the segregated fund, then he had his legal team review the policy of Ontario Disability Support Program, then i decided to open my segregated fund based on the information currently in the ODSP policy. I understand it for myself, I'm not great at explaining it to others. @@NiteOwl247