Trusts & Estates
2024 Estate Planning Industry Trends Report
Discover the Latest Estate Planning Trends
Are you curious about the latest trends in estate planning? WealthCounsel, in partnership with Trusts & Estates magazine and Informa Engage, surveyed estate planning professionals to discover what is hot and what is not in the industry
What To Expect
This year's Industry Trends survey delves into a variety of exciting topics, including the following:
- Estate tax exemption. Gain insights about how many clients will have concerns if the current estate tax exemption amount sunsets in 2025.
- Corporate Transparency Act. Learn how other attorneys expect their clients to meet reporting requirements.
- Generative artificial intelligence. Explore attitudes towards cutting-edge technologies and their impact on estate planning.
Stay Informed, Stay Ahead
Don’t miss your chance to stay at the forefront of the estate planning industry. Download the full report for free by submitting the form on this page and be well-prepared for current opportunities and challenges.
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