When balanced against the income tax treatment of a nonqualified portfolio of investments, post-death distributions from qualified plans and IRAs will generally produce a significantly inferior result.
We identified six key cultural characteristics of the new breed of collector, each carrying implications for art market and estate planning professionals.
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