by Alisa Kim O’Neil, JD, CTFA, AEP®, CDFA®, Co-Chief Planning Officer
The IRS released its annual inflation adjusted figures for 2022. Here are some highlights to help you start planning now for 2022.
If you have any questions, please contact our Estate and Financial Planning Group:
Alisa Kim O’Neil: [email protected] or 617-275-0313
Kathy Sablone: [email protected] or 617-956-9712
Important: This alert does not contain any legal or tax advice. You should always consult with your attorney, accountant or other professional advisors before changing or implementing any tax investment or estate planning strategy.
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Professional Designation Minimum Requirements Disclosures:
AEP® – Accredited Estate Planner®. Minimum requirements for the AEP® designation include active practice for a minimum of five years within the following disciplines: accounting; insurance and financial planning; law; philanthropy; and trust services with at least one-third of the individual’s time devoted to estate planning. Additionally, one or more of the following professional credentials: JD, CPA, CLU®, CFP®, CPWA®, CFA, CAP®, CSPG, CTFA, MSFS and MST is required, along with three professional references and current membership in an affiliated local estate planning council.
CDFA® – Certified Divorce Financial Analyst®. Minimum requirements for the CDFA® designation include a bachelor’s degree with three years of approved on-the job experience along with successful completion of the CDFA® examination consisting of 150 multiple choice questions. 30 hours of continuing education is required every two years.
CTFA – Certified Trust and Fiduciary Advisor. Minimum requirements for the CTFA designation include 5 years minimum experience in wealth management, a bachelor’s degree and passing the CTFA examination. 45 continuing education credits are required every three years.