How an ILIT Can Support Estate Liquidity and Legacy Planning

An irrevocable life insurance trust, commonly called an ILIT, may help an appropriately situated family provide estate liquidity and transfer a life-insurance benefit outside the insured's taxable estate. Michael W. Mandarino walks through two hypothetical family scenarios involving different net worth, gifting, and coverage objectives.

The examples show why insurance ownership, trust design, insured selection, and long-term administration must work together. This excerpt comes from the 123 Life Insurance webinar recorded November 4, 2025. Any tax-law figures mentioned reflect information presented as of that webinar date.

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Educational only and not tax or legal advice. Tax-law and exemption figures discussed reflect the November 4, 2025 webinar date and may have changed. ILIT results depend on ownership, transfer timing, trust drafting and administration, gift-tax procedures, premium payments, and the policy remaining in force. Consult qualified estate counsel and a tax professional. Policy guarantees depend on the issuing insurer's claims-paying ability.

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