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ACTEC submits memorandum setting forth its request for further postponement relief for tax return filings, tax payments, and certain other matters due to the COVID-19 emergency

March 27, 2020

How the SECURE Act May Impact Your Retirement Plan

The SECURE Act, enacted in December 2019, changes everything in regard to estate planning with retirement benefits. Learn what you need to know from the experts at ACTEC.

CNBC references the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel for expertise in estate planning

Coronavirus fears: You have money questions, CNBC asked experts to answer them

The Intersection of Positive Psychology in Estate Planning

ACTEC Fellows discuss the importance of creating positive experiences for beneficiaries in your estate plan.

The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel Names Stephen R. Akers as New President

The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC) today announced that Stephen R. Akers will serve as the College’s new President. Akers, Managing Director and Senior Fiduciary Counsel at Bessemer Trust in Dallas, Texas succeeds ACTEC Fellow John A. Terrill, II from West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania.

Resolving Trustee Deadlocks

What can you do when co-trustees disagree? How can you resolve trustee deadlocks? Learn more in this podcast.

Alternative Investments: An Investment Dream - A Planning Nightmare

An explanation of the characteristics of alternative investments, the risks associated with them, and how the risks can be addressed in the estate planning process.

Estate Planning for a College Student or Young Adult

Understand what documents you should discuss and prepare for your college-bound and young adult when they turn 18, a legal adult.

How Guardians Make Decisions on Behalf of Their Wards

Learn about the guardianship policies of substituted judgment and best interest that guardians should consider when making decisions for a vulnerable person.

Cross-Border Recognition of Powers of Attorney and Guardianships

Powers of Attorney and Guardianship vary from state to state and internationally. Learn more about their portability and what’s recognized overseas.

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