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Why set up an ongoing charitable trust rather than a regular trust before you die?

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While Australians are generous with their money while they are alive, they are missing the opportunity to keep on giving when they have passed away, sometimes even leaving their inheritance

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17 Sep 2024
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Family home: no death taxes, but avoid the CGT trap

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While it might be widely known that selling the family home is capital gain tax (CGT) exempt, this might not be the case after you die – and your next

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06 Sep 2024
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Superannuation might not be as tax effective after you die, Equity Trustees warns

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Superannuation is widely known as the most tax effective way to build wealth, but Equity Trustees warns estate planners to investigate the tax status of those receiving an inheritance via

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28 May 2024
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