Join the Club. Forget the hassle!
Crummey notices may be short letters, but they carry a lot of weight. Without them, your life insurance trust could lose its tax benefit - costing your family time, money, and peace of mind. Whenever money is added to an irrevocable life insurance trust, the Trustee must send what's called a Crummey notice to each beneficiary - a short letter telling them they can take their share out for a limited time. At Crummey Club, we make sure every notice goes out the right way, and on time, so you don't have to think twice about it.
How Crummey Club works - Step 1: Join the Club! Step 2: We track deadlines, and create and send your Crummey notices so you never miss a deadline. Step 3: Relax with Peace of Mind. All notices are saved and organized for your peace of mind.
At Crummey Club, we take care of creating and sending Crummey notice letters for you - so you can relax knowing your life insurance trust is in good standing.
We send a reminder to the Grantor to make a gift to the Trust to pay the insurance premiums. We also send a letter from the Grantor to the Trustee confirming that the payment is a gift to the Trust.
We send a reminder to the Trustee to pay the insurance premium.
We send Crummey notices to all beneficiaries. We keep records and track all Crummey notices for IRS compliance.
WE WILL DELETE THIS AND OTHER 2. WE ARE JUST DOING THE TOP THREE. since we are not using these, we could break turn 1-3 into more. Put sending letter from GRantor to Trustee as another. And keeping records as another??
Escalating overdue tasks.
Generating annual gift reports and maintaining secure long-term record-keeping.
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