RICH PEOPLE DON'T HAVE 'A TRUST.'. Jake Claver on living trust.
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Claver discusses why affluent individuals utilize complex multi-entity trust arrangements rather than depending on a standard living trust. He notes that centimillionaires and billionaires frequently maintain between seven and nine separate trusts to structure their assets. According to Claver, United States contract law provides more than eighty distinct types of trusts. This legal flexibility allows estate planners to combine customized clauses from different trust frameworks to suit specific requirements. Some entities are created specifically to mitigate tax burdens, others are established to defer tax payments, and others manage charitable giving. Claver describes these legal vehicles as flexible instruments rather than all-in-one remedies. Structuring an estate effectively depends on allocating assets across appropriate contracts that match specific family objectives and long-term growth expectations.
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