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Elder Law Center One Essex Street Saugus, Massachusetts 01906 Telephone 781.233.4444 Fax 781.231.2222
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Parents who try and give their cash to their children and in
return receive a promissory note are faced with new rules to avoid having
the loan be deemed to be a gift. Now, loans must be actuarially sound. This
means that the term of the loan may not exceed the parents life expectancy.
The interpretation issued by CMS says the a mortality table maintained by
the Social Security Administration must be used to determine if the loan is
actuarially sound.
CLICK HERE to find the maximum term of the loan based upon the lender's life expectancy. |
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