LINCOLN, Nebraska – Ameritas, in partnership with national law firm BakerHostetler, will host “The Build Back Better Plan: Impact on Your Client’s Planning Options” on Wednesday, Dec. 8 at 1 p.m. via Webex. The webinar will discuss important updates to the tax code that would result from the proposed federal Build Back Better bill.
The Dec. 8 webinar is intended as an informational session to help guide financial professionals who will have to navigate changes driven by the legislation now being considered by Congress. The event is free and open to the public and will include four speakers who will discuss the impact on planning options in 2022 and beyond.
“We want to empower our advisors to have conversations with their clients that will help them prepare for what could be coming,” said Andrew Rinn, vice president of advanced solutions and design at Ameritas. “Helping financial professionals stay informed strengthens their ability to help clients make the best decisions for themselves and their families.”
In addition to Rinn, the lineup of panelists includes BakerHostetler’s Jonathan Forster, Private Client Services team member, Jeffrey Paravano, former U.S. Department of the Treasury official, and Michael Ferguson, former New Jersey congressman.
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