You met with your attorney. Your will is written. You also have a trust in place. But is that enough to successfully transition your farm?
In the next 20 years the stakes are high for the next generation. In that time, 70% of farmland will transfer ownership with an estimated only 30% remaining as family farms. And the missing piece of the transition puzzle is often not business skills, technology or an on-farm heir – it’s proper, proactive communication within the family.
Join Lisa Quist of Nationwide’s Land As Your Legacy® program for a two-part virtual event as she provides information and recommendations for farms approaching this major milestone. Compeer partners with Nationwide to deliver trusted transition plans for clients.
The two-part recording will be available on-demand as video recordings distributed to registrants via email after registration.
Register now for access to both discussions to safeguard your legacy.
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A Will Does Not Make a Transition Plan
In this session, Lisa Quist will go through the difference between an estate plan and a transition plan, while detailing actions you can take today to protect your farm’s future.
Family Harmony Through Transition Planning
Lisa Quist shares a recorded message that may be helpful for every generation involved in transition planning. She will break down common conversation stumbling blocks in affronting assumptions, clarifying expectations and sharing dreams.
A recording of both events will be sent via email upon registration.
Regional Vice President
Land As Your Legacy