Why Ed Slott recommends not to name the Trust as Beneficiary of a Qualified Account? In this episode of Berry's Bites, Chris Berry answers the question: Ed Slott and his team recommend not naming the trust as a beneficiary, especially after the Secure Act. Can you explain your take on it? ___________________________________________________________________________ Certified Elder Law Attorney and Certified Financial Planner Christopher Berry of Castle Wealth Group answer questions on retirement and estate planning every Wednesday at 1pm. Register here or give our office a call at 844-885-4200. Castle Wealth Group and Christopher Berry help families with estate planning, elder law, retirement planning , and tax planning from their Brighton, Ann Arbor, Livonia, Bloomfield Hills, and Novi offices. Castle Wealth Group helps families with their legal, financial, and tax planning for their retirement and legacy. With the use of legal structures like revocable living trust
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