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04 - 14 - 2017.=20
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Update No. 4325438761.=20
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The assets that you have worked long and hard to accumulate can be lost wit=
hin a very short period if they are not properly protected and you are sued=
, you file for bankruptcy or you are otherwise subject to judgments proceed=
ings.  However, understanding that certain assets should be protected from =
being lost in such circumstances, lawmakers have passed acts under which ce=
rtain types of assets are, or can be, shielded.  In this article, we'll sho=
w you what measures you can take to protect your savings.=20

Anyone With Assets at Risk
You may think that only doctors, corporate executives and others in litigat=
ion-prone professions are the only ones who need to worry about protecting =
their assets.  Not so.  There are many circumstances under which your asset=
s can be attached or garnished.  These include if your file for bankruptcy,=
 you get a divorce or you are on the defensive end of a civil lawsuit.  Man=
y of these circumstances are ones that most people don't even consider unti=
l they occur.  For instance, if your teenage child is on the wrongful end o=
f a motor vehicle accident, that could result in the damaged party going af=
ter your assets.  (To read more on this subject, see Marriage, Divorce And =
The Dotted Line. )
Picture this scenario: You hear a knock at the door one night.  You find an=
 elderly couple looking for the Smiths.  Your name is Jones.  The Smiths li=
ve next door, you inform the couple.  The couple thanks you and walks acros=
s your lawn to go to the Smiths.  As they are half way there, the man steps=
 into a hole your dog dug that afternoon and breaks his hip - the one he ju=
st had replaced.  Then what? The next call you get may be from a lawyer try=
ing to find out your financial worth and the type of insurance you carry.=
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It doesn\'t matter that the couple should have stayed on the sidewalk or at=
 least taken care to ensure that they avoided such an accident.  In the end=
, your home + your dog + your hole =3D your fault.=20

Laws May Protect Your Assets Federal and state laws determine what type of =
protection most of your assets have from creditors and judgments.   Traditi=
onal and Roth IRAs Contributions and earnings in your Traditional IRAs and =
Roth IRAs have an inflation-adjusted protection cap of $1 million from bank=
ruptcy proceedings.  The bankruptcy court has the discretion to increase th=
is cap in the interest of justice.   In addition, amounts rolled over from =
qualified plans, 403(b) and 457(b) plans have unlimited protection.  Howeve=
r, bear in mind that this protection only applies to bankruptcy and not to =
other judgments awarded in other courts.  In such cases, state law must be =
consulted to determine whether any protection exists and the degree of such=
 protection.  Qualified Retirement Plans Employer-sponsored plan assets hav=
e unlimited creditor protection from bankruptcy, regardless of whether the =
plan is subject to the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA).  Th=
is includes SEP IRAs, SIMPLE IRAs, defined-benefit, defined-contribution, 4=
03(b), 457, and governmental or church plans under code section 414.  Note:=
 Amounts in your SEP IRA that are attributable to regular IRA contributions=
 are subject to the $1 million cap.  ERISA plans are also protected in all =
other cases, except under a qualified domestic relations orders (where asse=
ts can be awarded to your former spouse or other alternate payee) and tax l=
evies from the IRS.  For this purpose, a qualified plan is not considered a=
n ERISA plan if it covers only the business owner (owner only plans).  Prot=
ection for owner-only plans are determined by state law.  (For more on prot=
ection for your retirement plan assets, see Bankruptcy Protection For Your =
Accounts. )

Homesteads The amount of protection you have on your home varies widely fro=
m state to state.  Some states offer unlimited protection, others offer lim=
ited protection and a few provide no protection at all.  Annuities and Life=
 Insurance Like the protection on homesteads, state laws determine the leve=
l of protection that applies to annuities and life insurance.  Some protect=
 the cash surrender values of life insurance policies and the proceeds of a=
nnuity contracts from attachment, garnishment or legal process in favor of =
creditors.  Others only protect the beneficiary's interest to the extent re=
asonably necessary for support.  There are also states that do not provide =
protection at all.  (To read more about life insurance, see Understand Your=
 Insurance Contract, How Much Life Insurance Should You Carry? and Explorin=
g Advanced Insurance Contract Fundamentals. )

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