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Asset Protection For QRPs and IRAs

Americans have trillions invested in qualified retirement plans (QRPs) and individual retirement accounts (IRAs). Knowing what protections these assets have from creditors is essential to good estate planning. Different sets of rules govern QRPs and IRAs, including whether such assets are exempt in whole or in part from creditors' claims. The Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA)1

Americans have trillions invested in qualified retirement plans (QRPs) and individual retirement accounts (IRAs). Knowing what protections these assets have from creditors is essential to good estate planning.

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