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What Is Inheritance

Inheritance is when someone passes money, property or objects to an individual after they have died. Since there can be significant taxing with inheritance, it is best to consult a probate attorney before creating a will or trust. Whenever an individual is named in a legal will as the recipient ofassets from an estate, he or she may be liable for an inheritance tax to the state.

Fast Facts

  • 1.7 percent of the population will inherit $50,000 or more in their life
  • 8 percent of US residents will inherit some amount of money

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