What are Revocable Trusts?
A revocable trust is one that can be altered or canceled by the grantor/settler. Any interest earned on the trust assets is generally available to the trust owner (guarantor/settler) during their lifetime, and the remaining assets pass to the beneficiaries after death.
Please contact John Englin, Director of Financial Planning, for estate planning or trust-related guidance at 1-800-235-3228, ext. 6744, or visit our Estate Planning Guidance page for more information.
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