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Marital Trust
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Marital trust
A trust created to allow one spouse to transfer, during life or upon death, an unlimited amount of property to his/her spouse without incurring gift or estate tax.
Marital Trust
A trust into which one spouse deposits assets that transfer to the other spouse at some point in the future or upon the first spouse's death. A marital trust exists in order to avoid paying the estate tax. See also: Unlimited marital deduction.
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