For years, advisors have gone blissfully along in their planning for families and business owners, devising wonderfully helpful trusts and solving liquidity needs with the use of life insurance. Often these techniques are combined, especially in the context of irrevocable life insurance trusts (ILITs.) Because these transactions are almost always between “related” (by blood, marriage or business) parties, one of whom is the insured in those situations involving the purchase of life insurance,
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