Life & Estate Plans: Life, Incapacity, and Gifting
- Make it easier for caretakers and survivors: See Pat Miles’ book, Before All is Said and Done is about greif and preparing for death. Practical advice on living and dying well. Also see the UMRA web article of her presentation, Planning for the (un)expected end.
- UMN Anatomy Bequest Program: Contact Gabby Anderson: 612-625-1111. The donation lasts 2-18 months & the donor’s remains are either cremated, buried or returned.
- Life Gifting & Creating a Lifetime Income: See UMN Foundation slides.
- Attorney General Site on probate
~ Andrew Whitman UMRA LFG Facilitator
Life & Estate Plans: Life, Incapacity, and Gifting
Mon, Nov 11, 2024, 10am
Presented by Estate Planning Attorney, Matt Guttman.
See attached UMN Foundation PowerPoint, below.
Topics
- Why a Trust from an Estate Planning Attorney?
- Make it easier for caretakers and survivors.
- Properly designate beneficiaries on Roth IRAs, retirement accounts, life insurance, trusts, payable on death bank or investment accounts.
- Update after a divorce or family change: Wills, Trusts, Health Care Directives, Financial Power of Attorney, HIPAA releases .
- UMN Anatomy Bequest Program, Contact; website bequest.umn.edu, Gabby Anderson: [email protected], 612-625-1111.
- The election is expected to influence future changes in estate tax laws and income taxation of estates.
- Life Gifting, & Creating a Life time income.
Registration required to attend and for a recording: https://umn.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMuf-qvpzMpGdc00hfnaXYnpfmM4jAdn-Rd
Upcoming Events
Meeting to plan books for next year.
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Bleak House by Charles Dickens.
Here’s another great opportunity to buy discounted tickets and join your UMRA friends to cheer for the Gophers when the Women’s Basketball team hosts the Purdue Boilermakers at Williams Arena in Minneapolis on February 1.
Join fellow UMRA members for a morning hike in Theodore Wirth Park to celebrate Groundhog Day on Monday, February 2.
UMRA’s special event for this winter will again be a celebration of brighter days and the approaching end of winter. We’ll have food, fellowship, and music provided by Urban Sound, one of the University’s premier student a cappella ensembles.
Family history with Jim Kurle. A tale of Swedish emigration to Dunn County, North Dakota, including my grandfather whose unusual relationship to several churches and religion in general was one of the reasons for his emigrating.
UMRA’s Cabinets of Curiosity tour on Thursday, February 12, will offer an inside look into the rich resources of the University Libraries Borchert Map Library. Map Librarian Ryan Mattke will showcase the treasures and innovations of one of the largest map libraries in the U.S.
Growing Up by Russell Baker.