Family Trusts in Canada | Learn the Basics

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This video goes over family trusts in Canada and the basics everyone needs to know.
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If you’ve moved so that you can enjoy your next adventure or pursue a career opportunity, the last thing you want is to be worried about the IRS.
A family trust may be established to hold and manage family property and assets. It serves as an important tool for estate planning by enabling assets to be passed on to family members, often in a tax-efficient manner.
This can be beneficial for families that have accumulated substantial assets and would like to minimize taxes and ensure that property is transferred to family members according to the wishes of the trust's creator.
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