The Art of Asset Protection
As careful as you are to protect your financial position, there are always dangers that, if ignored, can result in thousands of dollars of lost income and potential. With the Investor's Toolkit, you will discover several ways to protect what you've earned and built through the years. Our proven plans of action will ensure that what's yours, stays yours.
Understand the Four Threats to Financial Health
It seems that many people today are lawsuit-happy...cross them in any little way and they'll try to come after you. Don't risk your financial well-being and security because of an overzealous person eyeing your balance sheet.With the Investor's Toolkit, you will:
prevent major lawsuits while also reducing income and estate taxes.
avoid government seizures which are on the rise.
counter the high costs of probate and avoid common will pitfalls.
avoid unnecessary and unreasonable taxes so that you keep what's yours.
Learn How to Best Protect Your Assets
Don't wait for trouble to brew before taking steps to protect what you've worked so hard to acquire. Just as the Investor's Toolkit provides dozens and dozens of key strategies to build wealth, our legion of successful investors also provide proven ways to keep it. From basic tips that help you understand the nuances of asset protection to real-life examples and intricate plans, you get it all.You'll learn...
the basics behind a strong asset protection system.
how to protect assets from seizure, taxes, probate, and more.
a five-step plan that guides you to asset protection.
how to best keep assets out of the public eye.
a four-step asset protection plan for small estates.
the lines of defense needed to protect a large estate.
why off-shore corporations and trusts can be more trouble than they're worth.
Learn How to Use a Corporation to Protect Assets
For most people, establishing a corporation is an effective shield for protecting assets, but only if done properly. With the Investor's Toolkit, you will:
learn how to best set up a corporation so that you're fully protected.
know where to file so that you maximize your protection.
understand how to choose between a "C" or "S" corporation, and learn the differences, advantages, and disadvantages of each type.
other ways to use corporations to reduce tax and asset liability.
receive a complete chart that explores the LLC, Limited Partnership, S-Corporation and C-Corporation more in depth so that you know the right entity for your business or investments. Factors such as liability, management, income taxes, owner participation, qualifications, voting rights, and more.
Learn Why a Family Limited Partnership Can Be the Answer
Often considered to be the best strategy for protecting assets, the family limited partnership can provide you with three distinct benefits, all of which are investigated thoroughly in the Investor's Toolkit.
A solid defense against lawsuits and governmental seizures.
Income tax protection by spreading "ownership" over many different returns and with those who have a lower tax liability.
Estate planning protection and how this can translate to eliminating the need for holding a life insurance policy through a separate trust.
IMPORTANT! When forming a family limited partnership, there are critically important elements that must be in place to ensure that you are fully protected! In fact, to legally stand up as a legitimate limited partnership in most states, there are fifteen "musts" that need to be taken into account.
We'll not only explore these fifteen requirements, but we'll also give you a series of important points to remember when forming a family limited partnership so that you have maximum protection.
learn why many creditors choose to avoid attaching themselves to family limited partnerships.
learn how to set provisions to that give you the ultimate in asset protection.
learn why you should limit a partner's remedy to a charging order.
learn what needs to be done to maintain control over assets, even in times of trouble.
learn what to do so that you are protected in the event of a partner's death or incapacity.
learn an excellent and proven way to reduce the risk of a creditor being able to seize control.
learn the tax aspects and concerns with regard to a family limited partnership.
When to Consider a Limited-Liability Company
A Limited Liability Company, also known commonly as an LLC, is essentially an unincorporated business that still provides considerable protection of the owners' assets. For many, an LLC is the perfect alternative to incorporating but for some, an LLC just wouldn't be the most effective entity.In the Investor's Toolkit, you'll learn whether or not an LLC is right for your situation and how to take advantage of it's protection. While the most important reason for using an LLC is to avoid personal liability, it is important to understand the nuances behind this protection. With this dynamic investment tool, you'll master the concepts and protective measures behind the LLC, including:
Understanding how LLC's are taxed
How the leadership and management of the company should be handled.
How capital contributions can be used to fund the LLC.
Understanding how transferability of interests should be regulated.
Understanding how the two different classes of investors can be utilized.
The importance of a "continuity of life" clause.
How to choose a state for filing the LLC.
Understanding the registration requirements so that protection is assured.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Harnessing tips and strategies for protecting your financial assets is only ONE of the many powerful components included in the Investor's Toolkit! The entire Investor's Toolkit program and complementing software is now available for only $465. A small investment when you consider the thousands of dollars in boosted income and potential that you will generate by employing our proven methods and techniques for financial wealth and well being.
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