So, what are your favorite and
most valuable assets? Aside from your loved ones, you may turn to your stock
portfolio, your business, or your real property. For some, however, their
favorite and most valuable assets may be hanging on their walls.
If your art collection is important to you and your heirs, and truly valuable in and of itself, then it’s important to make proper plans to protect it.
In life we tend to limit our risks through various forms of insurance. Accordingly, when it comes to your art, this issue was addressed in a recent Forbes article titled “Should Your Art Be Insured?” This is not an easy question to resolve in every instance.
A previous article in Forbes explored another angle on personally-owned art. The article, titled “Is Art An Asset Or An Investment?,” added another take on the world of such art. Remember: the value of your “art” is really whatever someone would be willing to pay for it.
If you have fine art or other items of great value you need to include it in your estate plan. Call Idaho Estate Planning today and we'll work with you to create the right estate plan for you and your family. Remember, good planning is no accident.
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