STS
Asset Protection
Do you have insurance? Why?
This is the ultimate insurance that you can have.
This should replace most insurance and mainly a one time fee.
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Why do I need asset privacy?
We live in an age in which anyone can hire an asset investigator, who, in a few hours and for a few hundred dollars, can find out practically anything about a person's life, including, but not limited to, marital status, income, bank accounts, investment accounts, credit card information, real property they own, vehicles they own, unlisted telephone numbers, and much more.
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Why do I need asset protection?
Everyday, in court rooms all across our nation, innocent, hardworking Americans, just like you, are losing everything they own.
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Why must I give up ownership of my assets?
The key to our system is giving up ownership but retaining control. If you own nothing, nothing can be taken from you!
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How do I give up ownership of my assets?
The Investor agrees to give up ownership of their assets to the Creator of the Specialized Trust, in exchange for Trust Certificates. The Certificate Holders are the beneficiaries of the Trust.
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What is a specialized trust?
The specialized trust is created as a private contractual agreement to hold assets for the benefit of the beneficiaries.
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Why must I give up ownership of my assets irrevocably?
If the Investor retains any degree of ownership in the assets transferred to the Specialized Trust, as in the case of a revocable Living Trust, regardless of how minimal the degree of ownership might be, the assets could be taken from them.
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How does the investor retain control of the assets?
The Trustees have absolute control of the Pure Trust. Consequently, it is vitally important that the Investor is satisfied with the individuals or entities appointed to be Trustees. Therefore, prior to signing the Trust documents, the Investor has the right to approve or disapprove of the contents of the Trust documents, including those who have been selected as appointed Trustees.
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Why is a pure trust created as a private contract?
A powerful right that is available to every American is the right to create a lawful private contract with any competent individual of legal age. This right to contract is protected by Article 1 Section 10 of the Constitution of the United States, the 4th Amendment to the Constitution, and case law.
Everything contained within a privately created contract, including the Contract and Trust Indenture of a Pure Trust, is private, and protected from creditors, government agencies, and even the Internal Revenue Service. This is contrary to any statutory entity (trust, corporation, Limited Liability Company, partnership, etc.) whose books and records are basically subject to seizure and review at any time.
Who controls the trust?
Trusts are controlled by trustees. The Trustees have the sole power to manage and administrate the day-to-day activities of the Trust, including the assets owned by the Trust. The Specialized Trust Strategy is designed to operate under the control and authority of the Board of Trustees.
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How are the trustees selected?
By the creator and the trustees. The Creator of the Pure Trust is an independent, arm's length third party individual or entity that has sole discretion to appoint the first trustee. The Creator cannot be obligated in any way to appoint a specific person or entity as a Trustee. Once appointed, the first trustee appoints a second trustee. Next, the first and second trustees appoint a third trustee. Together the three Trustees are the Board of Trustees.
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When are my assets protected?
An investor's assets become temporarily protected as of the time and date the electronic application is submitted. However, when the Investor receives the Specialized Trust Strategy documents, it is their responsibility to immediately activate and fund each Trust, which therein creates permanent protection
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Do I still need a will?
The purpose of a will is to distribute whatever assets a person owns at the time of their death, according to their wishes. Through the use of the Specialized Trust Strategy, a person owns nothing at the time of their death. Therefore, because their assets have been distributed prior to their death, a will is unnecessary.
NOTE: It is recommended that the Investor secures a Pour-Over will to cover the possibility that they may acquire assets (inheritance, lottery) prior to their death that, for whatever reason, they had not yet transferred to the Pure Trust. The Pour-Over will automatically transfers assets to the Pure Trust that are owned by the deceased at the time of their death.
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Is a pure trust different than a living trust?
A Living Trust provides only one benefit, it avoids probate. It provides no asset privacy and no asset protection. A Pure Trust avoids probate and provides total asset privacy and impenetrable asset protection.
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Does the IRS recognize a pure trust?
The IRS recognizes the Business Trust (Pure Trust) as a valid, legal entity (Internal Revenue Regulation 301.7701).
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Is the pure trust what the IRS refers to as an abusive trust?
The IRS refers to the Pure Business Trust in an article, "Trusts Used for Abusive Purposes." Trusts, corporations, limited liability companies, and partnerships are all inert legal entities. However, some of the people who manage and control these entities may use them for abusive purposes, such as tax evasion, illegal activities, etc. The Specialized Trust Strategy is an Estate Planning tool in which its Trusts are used strictly to provide asset privacy and protection.
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Does the trust have to pay taxes?
The Pure Trust is a complex trust, meaning it can either retain income (and pay taxes on the income), or it can pass its income through to the beneficiaries and have no tax obligations. However, the Trust must still file a 1041 tax form.
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Does the LLC have to pay taxes?
An LLC filing as a sole proprietor is a pass through entity. It does not have to file taxes. It passes all income through to its Member, the Trust.
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Does the trust provide tax benefits?
The trust is created solely as a privacy and protection entity. The Trust does not provide any tax benefits. However, it creates a Limited Liability Company, which does provide lawful tax benefits. Knowledgeable tax preparers understand the lawful tax benefits available to a Limited Liability Company. A Limited Liability Company provides tax benefits that are not available to an individual.
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Are there any costs other than the initial cost of the STS program?
As with any business, there are annual costs required to maintain a valid business entity.
The Managers of the LLC must pay a renewal fee for the Limited Liability Company to the state of Indiana. The cost is $30.00 every other year ($15.00 per year).
The Trustees must pay an annual Trust Services renewal fee of $385.00.
The Trustees must pay the normal expenses associated with operating a business, such as banking costs, accounting costs, attorney fees, etc.
NOTE: All costs and fees are tax deductible as normal business expenses.
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What is your refund policy?
100% within 1 to 5 days or 50% within 6 to 14 days.
Although the Federal three (3) day "right of rescission" only applies to sales made at a place other than the place of business of the seller, an therefore does not apply to this purchase, it is the policy of Master's Protection Group, LLC to provide a five (5) day, 100% refund, and an additional nine (9) day 50% refund. This refund policy becomes effective from the date of the submittal of the application.
The customer may cancel the order of the Specialized Trust Strategy by
1. Submitting written notice of cancellation to CPI of GF asset protection or
2. Submitting an email to us by visiting our contact form.
This notice must provide the full name of the customer, and state that they wish to cancel their order for the STS program. The notice of cancellation must be received by us , on or before the fourteenth day following the submittal of the order.
If the cancellation notice is received by us, within the a time frames herein stated, the customer will be reimbursed within two weeks. The reimbursement will either be by check, or by credit card reimbursement.
On 12:01 am of the fifteenth (15th) day following the submittal of an application, ALL SALES ARE FINAL AND NON-REFUNDABLE.