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Preplanned Funeral Basically, a “preplanned,” “preneed,” or “prearranged” fu neral plan is a promotional contract providing for the furnish ing of funeral services and incidental merchandise, such as caskets, outer cases of caskets, and vaults, either with or with out accompanying funeral services. The goods and services are not to be delivered or performed until they are needed, that is after the death of the person purchasing them.Such plans are referred to as “preneed” because they involve the payment by the purchaser, often on the installment plan, of sums of money years or months or even decades in advance of death, the time of “need.” The funds may be paid in weekly, monthly or yearly install ments or may be paid in a lump sum. The acute and often pressing regulatory problem centers around the disposition of the funds paid under such contract, during the period (which may be ppi reclaim of some extended duration) before the “need” actually arises.Some safeguard is necessary to prevent the wrongful diversion, or even the inadvertent dissipation, by the promot ers of the funds paid by the purchasers before the funds are to be applied under the contract terms to the funeral or burial expenses, at the time of the death of the purchaser or pur chasers. Colorado was not alone in recognizing a need for regula tion. Approximately 30 states have attempted to deal with the problem by enacting legislation and have tried various devices. Some states, like Minnesota, have required that all advance payments be placed in trust by the individual or organization selling the contract plan.Learn More About Life Estate Planning Today!Colorado has provided that the business be regulated under the Banking Law, while other states have placed the contract plans under their insurance laws.

More than 25% of homeowners are underwater nationwide. In states like California, Arizona and Nevada the statistics are much worse. It is estimated that in Nevada alone more than 70% of home mortgages are underwater. One of the main solutions used by underwater homeowners is Strategic Default.According to Wikipedia a strategic default is the decision by a borrower to stop making payments (i.e., to default) on a debt despite having the financial ability to make the payments. This is particularly associated with residential and commercial mortgages, in which case it usually occurs after a substantial drop in the houses pricesuch that the debt owed is (considerably) greater than the value of the property ? the property has negative equityor is “underwater” ? and is expected to remain so for the foreseeable future, such as following the bursting of a real estate bubble. Such borrowers are called “wal Mis Sold PPI kaways”.The problem with a strategic default is the fact that when debt is forgiven (i.e. for any reason you do not have to pay a debt), the IRS considers the debt forgiveness to be taxable income. Realizing that this standard IRS rule would require many homeowners who lost their homes through foreclosure to incur hefty tax consequences, Congress enacted The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007 (the Act).Basically the Act allows taxpayers to exclude from income any debt forgiveness or discharge of debt related to their principal residence. Debt reduced through mortgage restructuring (principal write downs), as well as mortgage debt forgiven in connection with a foreclosure qualifies. The Act applies ONLY to debt forgiven between the years of 2007 through 2012. The exclusion only applies to taxpayers who had a decline in their home’s value or a decline in the taxpayer’s financial condition.

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