Thread: In Defense of the Marriage
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Old 05-02-2004, 20:55   #148
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Re: In Defense of the Marriage
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Originally Posted by Jerrek
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- in cases of where there has to be a priviledge, every person can designate one other person as a beneficiary under the law. If you're married, you can make it your spouse. If you're in a union, you can make it your partner. If you're single, you can make it a friend. The beneficiary would receive benefits along with you.
Great plan, so instead of me passing my house to my wife tax free I can elect to pass it to my son.

That will save me £ÃÆ ’‚£Ãà¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã…¡Ãƒâ€šÃ‚£ in tax. Go ahead with this one. Its the only tax break left in marriage.
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