Dynasty Trust. For: Aaron Tyler. Presented By: [Licensed user's name appears here]

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Dynasty Trust For: Aaron Tyler Presented By: [Licensed user's name appears here]

Preface In the accompanying presentation, you will see the financial data comparing an Irrevocable Non-Dynasty Trust vs. an Irrevocable Dynasty Trust vs. an Irrevocable Insured Dynasty Trust. Irrevocable Trust An Irrevocable Trust is one that cannot be modified or terminated without the permission of the beneficiary. Once assets have been transferred into the trust, the grantor has effectively removed all ownership rights to the assets and the trust. Beneficiaries of such trusts are typically the grantor's children. The assets held by the trust can include a variety of items; for example: a business, investment assets, cash, life insurance. Assuming the trust has been properly drawn, executed, and administered, assets in an irrevocable trust should not be included in the estate of the grantor. Irrevocable Dynasty Trust An Irrevocable Dynasty Trust is one in which assets are passed down in trust to the grantor's children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, etc., thus avoiding the estate taxes due at the death of each generation. In many states, there is currently no limit to the number of generations that can benefit from an Irrevocable Dynasty Trust; however, there is talk in Washington, DC, to limit such estate tax-free trusts to 90 years -- so the perpetual value of this technique could be significantly affected. (As proposed, new legislation would not be applicable to trusts in effect prior to such legislation.) Coupled with the $5,000,000 per person gift exemption in 2011-2012, use of this strategy for those with significant wealth should be considered sooner rather than later. States that allow Irrevocable Dynasty Trusts are: Alaska, Delaware, District of Columbia, Idaho, Illinois, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming. (There is no requirement to reside in the state selected.) Irrevocable Insured Dynasty Trust An Irrevocable Insured Dynasty Trust is identical to an Irrevocable Dynasty Trust except gifts from the grantor are used to acquire a life insurance policy. Page 1 of 6

Preface (continued) The accompanying material compares and contrasts variations of an Irrevocable Trust as indicated below: Irrevocable Irrevocable Irrevocable Non-Dynasty Dynasty Insured Dynasty Gift Details Trust Trust Trust Initial Gift to Trust $37,500 $37,500 $37,500 Additional Gifts $37,500 a year in $37,500 a year in $37,500 a year in to the Trust Years 2 through 30 Years 2 through 30 Years 2 through 30 Use of Gifts Investment @ Investment @ Premium for 4.00% Net 4.00% Net Life Insurance* * Name of Policy: Indexed Survivor UL, Ages: 60/55 Initial Death Benefit: 2,500,000 Initial Premium: 37,500 Death Benefit in Year 30: 4,518,723 * $4,518,723 death benefit of life insurance at the end of Year 30 assumed invested in the Insured Dynasty Trust. Thereafter, all Trusts are illustrated to compound at the same 4.00% net rate. Important Note: The information in this report and any referred material is for educational purposes only. In all cases, the approval of legal and tax advisers must be secured regarding the implementation or modification of any planning technique as well as the applicability and consequences of new cases, rulings, or legislation upon existing or impending plans. Important Note: Values on this page may include non-guaranteed life insurance values. If so, actual results are likely to vary, and this report is not valid unless accompanied by a life insurance basic illustration that details non-guaranteed and guaranteed elements. Page 2 of 6

All Generations Irrevocable Trust Comparison of Values Initial Gift to Trust 37,500 Trust Net Growth Rate 4.00% Estate Tax Rate At End of Each Generation 40.00% Years Illustrated for Each Generation 30 (1) (2) (3) Irrevocable Irrevocable Irrevocable Non-Dynasty Trust Dynasty Trust Insured Dynasty Trust (no life insurance) (no life insurance) Funded with Growth at Growth at 2,500,000** Net 4.00% Net 4.00% Life Insurance Generation #1 (Parents): Illustrated the Trust* 1,125,000 1,125,000 1,125,000 Trust Owned Life Insurance 0 0 2,500,000** Value After 30 Years 2,187,313 2,187,313 4,518,723*** Gain Over Non-Dynasty Trust n/a 0.00% 106.59% Generation #2 (Children): Beginning Value of Trust 2,187,313 2,187,313 4,518,723*** Value After 30 Years 7,094,324 7,094,324 14,656,015 Less Estate Tax @ 40.00% (2,837,730) 0 0 Trust's Hypothetical Value 4,256,594 7,094,324 14,656,015 Gain Over Non-Dynasty Trust n/a 66.67% 244.31% Generation #3 (Grandchildren): Beginning Value of Trust 4,256,594 7,094,324 14,656,015 Value after 30 Years 13,805,828 23,009,713 47,535,282 Less Estate Tax @ 40.00% (5,522,331) 0 0 Trust's Hypothetical Value 8,283,497 23,009,713 47,535,282 Gain Over Non-Dynasty Trust n/a 177.78% 473.86% Generation #4 (Great-Grandchildren): Beginning Value of Trust 8,283,497 23,009,713 47,535,282 Value after 30 Years 26,866,673 74,629,647 154,175,816 Less Estate Tax @ 40.00% (10,746,669) 0 0 Trust's Hypothetical Value 16,120,004 74,629,647 154,175,816 Gain Over Non-Dynasty Trust n/a 362.96% 856.43% Note: Growth results are hypothetical and may be higher or lower than indicated. * all three Trusts are spread over 30 years. (See the Gift Details report.) **$2,500,000 is the initial policy death benefit. ***4,518,723 death benefit of life insurance assumed invested in the Insured Dynasty Trust at the end of Year 30. Thereafter, all Trusts are illustrated to compound at the same 4.00% net rate. Page 3 of 6

All Generations Bar Graph Irrevocable Trust Comparison of Values Non-Dynasty Trust: $2,187,313 Generation #1 (Parents) Dynasty Trust: $2,187,313 Gain over Non-Dynasty Trust: 0.00% Insured Dynasty Trust: $4,518,723 Gain over Non-Dynasty Trust: 106.59% Non-Dynasty Trust: $4,256,594 Generation #2 (Children) Dynasty Trust: $7,094,324 Gain over Non-Dynasty Trust: 66.67% Insured Dynasty Trust: $14,656,015 Gain over Non-Dynasty Trust: 244.31% Non-Dynasty Trust: $8,283,497 Generation #3 (Grandchildren) Dynasty Trust: $23,009,713 Gain over Non-Dynasty Trust: 177.78% Insured Dynasty Trust: $47,535,282 Gain over Non-Dynasty Trust: 473.86% Generation #4 (Great Grandchildren) Non-Dynasty Trust: $16,120,004 Dynasty Trust: $74,629,647 Gain over Non-Dynasty Trust: 362.96% Insured Dynasty Trust: $154,175,816 Gain over Non-Dynasty Trust: 856.43% Page 4 of 6

Gift Details of the Irrevocable Trust Initial Death Benefit Irrevocable Insured Dynasty Trust 2,500,000 Irrevocable Non-Dynasty Trust Irrevocable Dynasty Trust Irrevocable Insured Dynasty Trust Year M/F Ages (1a) Trust for Investment (1b) Trust Growth at Net 4.00% (2a) Trust for Investment (2b) Trust Growth at Net 4.00% (3a) Trust for Life Insurance Premiums (3b) Death Benefit of Life Insurance* 1 60/55 37,500 39,000 37,500 39,000 37,500 2,500,000 2 61/56 37,500 79,560 37,500 79,560 37,500 2,500,000 3 62/57 37,500 121,742 37,500 121,742 37,500 2,500,000 4 63/58 37,500 165,612 37,500 165,612 37,500 2,500,000 5 64/59 37,500 211,237 37,500 211,237 37,500 2,500,000 6 65/60 37,500 258,686 37,500 258,686 37,500 2,500,000 7 66/61 37,500 308,033 37,500 308,033 37,500 2,500,000 8 67/62 37,500 359,355 37,500 359,355 37,500 2,500,000 9 68/63 37,500 412,729 37,500 412,729 37,500 2,500,000 10 69/64 37,500 468,238 37,500 468,238 37,500 2,500,000 11 70/65 37,500 525,968 37,500 525,968 37,500 2,500,000 12 71/66 37,500 586,006 37,500 586,006 37,500 2,500,000 13 72/67 37,500 648,447 37,500 648,447 37,500 2,500,000 14 73/68 37,500 713,385 37,500 713,385 37,500 2,500,000 15 74/69 37,500 780,920 37,500 780,920 37,500 2,500,000 16 75/70 37,500 851,157 37,500 851,157 37,500 2,500,000 17 76/71 37,500 924,203 37,500 924,203 37,500 2,500,000 18 77/72 37,500 1,000,171 37,500 1,000,171 37,500 2,500,000 19 78/73 37,500 1,079,178 37,500 1,079,178 37,500 2,500,000 20 79/74 37,500 1,161,345 37,500 1,161,345 37,500 2,500,000 21 80/75 37,500 1,246,799 37,500 1,246,799 37,500 2,500,000 22 81/76 37,500 1,335,671 37,500 1,335,671 37,500 2,500,000 23 82/77 37,500 1,428,098 37,500 1,428,098 37,500 2,500,000 24 83/78 37,500 1,524,222 37,500 1,524,222 37,500 2,602,428 25 84/79 37,500 1,624,190 37,500 1,624,190 37,500 2,862,079 26 85/80 37,500 1,728,158 37,500 1,728,158 37,500 3,143,242 27 86/81 37,500 1,836,284 37,500 1,836,284 37,500 3,447,629 28 87/82 37,500 1,948,736 37,500 1,948,736 37,500 3,777,054 29 88/83 37,500 2,065,685 37,500 2,065,685 37,500 4,133,435 30 89/84 37,500 2,187,313 37,500 2,187,313 37,500 4,518,723** 1,125,000 1,125,000 1,125,000 Investment results are hypothetical and may be higher or lower than indicated. *This is an example of an InsMark supplemental illustration for an indexed survivor universal life policy. In an actual presentation, this footnote will refer to an accompanying basic illustration from a specific life insurance company with important details and caveats. **4,518,723 death benefit of life insurance assumed invested in the Insured Dynasty Trust at the end of Year 30. Thereafter, all Trusts are illustrated to compound at the same 4.00% net rate. Indexed Survivor UL Initial Face Amount: 2,500,000 Initial Premium: 0 Death Benefit year 30: 4,518,723 Page 5 of 6

Gift Analysis of the Irrevocable Trust Annual Gift Exclusions 8 Beginning Lifetime Gift Exemption 10,680,000 Year M/F Ages (1) Lifetime Gift Exemption (2) Annual Gift Exclusion Indexed @ 3.00%* (3) Maximum Tax Free Gifts Available (1) + (2) (4) Gift to Trust (5) Remaining Tax Free Gifts Available (3) - (4) 1 60/55 10,680,000 112,000 10,792,000 37,500 10,754,500 2 61/56 10,680,000 112,000 10,792,000 37,500 10,754,500 3 62/57 10,680,000 120,000 10,800,000 37,500 10,762,500 4 63/58 10,680,000 120,000 10,800,000 37,500 10,762,500 5 64/59 10,680,000 128,000 10,808,000 37,500 10,770,500 6 65/60 10,680,000 128,000 10,808,000 37,500 10,770,500 7 66/61 10,680,000 136,000 10,816,000 37,500 10,778,500 8 67/62 10,680,000 136,000 10,816,000 37,500 10,778,500 9 68/63 10,680,000 144,000 10,824,000 37,500 10,786,500 10 69/64 10,680,000 144,000 10,824,000 37,500 10,786,500 11 70/65 10,680,000 152,000 10,832,000 37,500 10,794,500 12 71/66 10,680,000 160,000 10,840,000 37,500 10,802,500 13 72/67 10,680,000 160,000 10,840,000 37,500 10,802,500 14 73/68 10,680,000 168,000 10,848,000 37,500 10,810,500 15 74/69 10,680,000 168,000 10,848,000 37,500 10,810,500 16 75/70 10,680,000 176,000 10,856,000 37,500 10,818,500 17 76/71 10,680,000 184,000 10,864,000 37,500 10,826,500 18 77/72 10,680,000 192,000 10,872,000 37,500 10,834,500 19 78/73 10,680,000 192,000 10,872,000 37,500 10,834,500 20 79/74 10,680,000 200,000 10,880,000 37,500 10,842,500 21 80/75 0 208,000 208,000 37,500 170,500 22 81/76 0 216,000 216,000 37,500 178,500 23 82/77 0 216,000 216,000 37,500 178,500 24 83/78 0 224,000 224,000 37,500 186,500 25 84/79 0 232,000 232,000 37,500 194,500 26 85/80 0 240,000 240,000 37,500 202,500 27 86/81 0 248,000 248,000 37,500 210,500 28 87/82 0 256,000 256,000 37,500 218,500 29 88/83 0 264,000 264,000 37,500 226,500 30 89/84 0 272,000 272,000 37,500 234,500 5,408,000 1,125,000 Values in Column (3) are based on client input assumptions. *The Annual Gift Exclusion used in Column (2) is the U.S. government's un-rounded number that is indexed at 3.00% and rounded down to the nearest $1,000. Page 6 of 6