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Scott HansenSenior Vice President and Region Director,Wells Fargo Wealth ManagementWestlake Village, CA

Scott Hansen is senior vice president and regional director for Wells Fargo’s Wealth Management Group in Greater Los Angeles. He joined the company in July 2008 and currently manages the company’s Westlake Village and Encino offices. In this role, Scott oversees more than 50 wealth management professionals specializing in various areas, including private banking, estate planning, investments, asset management, multi-generational wealth planning, retirement and trust services.

805/777.8369 scott.p.hansen@wellsfargo.com

High net worth families have been given an unprecedented opportunity to transfer large amounts of assets to loved ones tax-free. The federal gift tax exemption is currently at its highest in history - $5.12 million per donor ($10.24 million for married U.S. citizens). The catch is the exemption is set to expire on December 31, and revert back to $1 million per donor in 2013.

While many wealthy individuals could benefit from taking advantage of the exemption, time is running out for those who are indecisive or wait too long. The decision for a couple to make a $10.24 million gift (or potentially larger if more sophisticated gifting strategies are employed) is not a simple one.

First, they must look at their life-style needs to ensure that making the gift will not make them cash poor, or impair their ability to achieve person-al goals, such as retiring at a certain date, or purchasing a second home. Second, they’ll need to determine which assets to transfer. The nature of an asset, whether it is an interest in a business, a personal residence, or an encumbered asset, can affect the level of administrative complexity required to make the transfer. Moreover, in order to set a value for the gift that the IRS will more readily accept, valuation from a qualified appraiser

may be required. Lastly, it’s important to consider how your loved ones are going to receive the gift. Some people are comfortable with making gifts outright, but others may want a more measured approach to how much access over the gift the donees, usually children, will have. This may take into account the age of the child, financial maturity, or the donors may want to employ means to retain control over the asset themselves (such as gifting a minority interest and retaining managing control).

With all of the professionals on your advisory team, including an estate planning attorney, certified public ac-countant, certified appraiser, banker, and wealth planner, you’ll need to also consider the likelihood they may be unavailable in the last quarter of the year as wealthy families scramble to get it all done in time.

Serious consideration should be given to how you transfer wealth, especially to children. Poor prepa-ration can result in immature invest-ment choices, overspending, lack of ambition or self-worth. It is easy for wealthy heirs to not value money they didn’t earn, become isolated from the rest of the working world, or worse yet, feel the wealth defines them and they cannot achieve anything greater than what their parents accomplished.

Some donors tackle this issue by

| PERSONAL FINANCE |

Record-High Federal Gift-Tax Exemption

Set to Expire SoonAur magniment quo qui blam, volo vollorera conecte net

eatur? Undi dolorpor solecto tatur? Qui abor sit acepeditas

FALL ISSUE 2012

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FLIGHT SCHOOL wGOLF CARLSBAD e

Bryan ClayOlympic Gold Medalist, At It Again

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THE LA/UKCONNECTIONOLYMPICS, BUSINESS, & THE LA GASTROPUB PHENOMENON

LAILA ALIBUILDING A LEGACY AND BRAND ALL HER OWN

BENTLEY’S TAKE ON THE SUV

2013 ESTATE LAW CHANGES ARE YOU PREPARED?

BRUCE JENNERGOLD MEDAL DECATHLETES MEET UP TO DISCUSS TRAINING, MOTIVATION, AND PERFORMING UNDER PRESSURE

2012 OLYMPICS

ISSUE

Scott HansenSenior Vice President and Region Director,Wells Fargo Wealth ManagementWestlake Village, CA

Scott Hansen is senior vice president and regional director for Wells Fargo’s Wealth Management Group in Greater Los Angeles. He joined the company in July 2008 and currently manages the company’s Westlake Village and Encino offices. In this role, Scott oversees more than 50 wealth management professionals specializing in various areas, including private banking, estate planning, investments, asset management, multi-generational wealth planning, retirement and trust services.

805/777.8369 scott.p.hansen@wellsfargo.com

High net worth families have been given an unprecedented opportunity to transfer large amounts of assets to loved ones tax-free. The federal gift tax exemption is currently at its highest in history - $5.12 million per donor ($10.24 million for married U.S. citizens). The catch is the exemption is set to expire on December 31, and revert back to $1 million per donor in 2013.

While many wealthy individuals could benefit from taking advantage of the exemption, time is running out for those who are indecisive or wait too long. The decision for a couple to make a $10.24 million gift (or potentially larger if more sophisticated gifting strategies are employed) is not a simple one.

First, they must look at their life-style needs to ensure that making the gift will not make them cash poor, or impair their ability to achieve person-al goals, such as retiring at a certain date, or purchasing a second home. Second, they’ll need to determine which assets to transfer. The nature of an asset, whether it is an interest in a business, a personal residence, or an encumbered asset, can affect the level of administrative complexity required to make the transfer. Moreover, in order to set a value for the gift that the IRS will more readily accept, valuation from a qualified appraiser

may be required. Lastly, it’s important to consider how your loved ones are going to receive the gift. Some people are comfortable with making gifts outright, but others may want a more measured approach to how much access over the gift the donees, usually children, will have. This may take into account the age of the child, financial maturity, or the donors may want to employ means to retain control over the asset themselves (such as gifting a minority interest and retaining managing control).

With all of the professionals on your advisory team, including an estate planning attorney, certified public ac-countant, certified appraiser, banker, and wealth planner, you’ll need to also consider the likelihood they may be unavailable in the last quarter of the year as wealthy families scramble to get it all done in time.

Serious consideration should be given to how you transfer wealth, especially to children. Poor prepa-ration can result in immature invest-ment choices, overspending, lack of ambition or self-worth. It is easy for wealthy heirs to not value money they didn’t earn, become isolated from the rest of the working world, or worse yet, feel the wealth defines them and they cannot achieve anything greater than what their parents accomplished.

Some donors tackle this issue by

| PERSONAL FINANCE |

Record-High Federal Gift-Tax Exemption

Set to Expire SoonAur magniment quo qui blam, volo vollorera conecte net

eatur? Undi dolorpor solecto tatur? Qui abor sit acepeditas

FALL ISSUE 2012

SUMMER2012 CSQ.COM

T h e e x e c u T i v e ’ s L e a d e r s h i p & L i f e s T y L e M a g a z i n e

C - S U I T E Q U A R T E R L Y

LOS ANGELES / VENTURA COUNTY

TO DO:LONDON OLYMPICS q

FLIGHT SCHOOL wGOLF CARLSBAD e

Bryan ClayOlympic Gold Medalist, At It Again

+

THE LA/UKCONNECTIONOLYMPICS, BUSINESS, & THE LA GASTROPUB PHENOMENON

LAILA ALIBUILDING A LEGACY AND BRAND ALL HER OWN

BENTLEY’S TAKE ON THE SUV

2013 ESTATE LAW CHANGES ARE YOU PREPARED?

BRUCE JENNERGOLD MEDAL DECATHLETES MEET UP TO DISCUSS TRAINING, MOTIVATION, AND PERFORMING UNDER PRESSURE

2012 OLYMPICS

ISSUE

Scott HansenSenior Vice President and Region Director,Wells Fargo Wealth ManagementWestlake Village, CA

Scott Hansen is senior vice president and regional director for Wells Fargo’s Wealth Management Group in Greater Los Angeles. He joined the company in July 2008 and currently manages the company’s Westlake Village and Encino offices. In this role, Scott oversees more than 50 wealth management professionals specializing in various areas, including private banking, estate planning, investments, asset management, multi-generational wealth planning, retirement and trust services.

805/777.8369 scott.p.hansen@wellsfargo.com

High net worth families have been given an unprecedented opportunity to transfer large amounts of assets to loved ones tax-free. The federal gift tax exemption is currently at its highest in history - $5.12 million per donor ($10.24 million for married U.S. citizens). The catch is the exemption is set to expire on December 31, and revert back to $1 million per donor in 2013.

While many wealthy individuals could benefit from taking advantage of the exemption, time is running out for those who are indecisive or wait too long. The decision for a couple to make a $10.24 million gift (or potentially larger if more sophisticated gifting strategies are employed) is not a simple one.

First, they must look at their life-style needs to ensure that making the gift will not make them cash poor, or impair their ability to achieve person-al goals, such as retiring at a certain date, or purchasing a second home. Second, they’ll need to determine which assets to transfer. The nature of an asset, whether it is an interest in a business, a personal residence, or an encumbered asset, can affect the level of administrative complexity required to make the transfer. Moreover, in order to set a value for the gift that the IRS will more readily accept, valuation from a qualified appraiser

may be required. Lastly, it’s important to consider how your loved ones are going to receive the gift. Some people are comfortable with making gifts outright, but others may want a more measured approach to how much access over the gift the donees, usually children, will have. This may take into account the age of the child, financial maturity, or the donors may want to employ means to retain control over the asset themselves (such as gifting a minority interest and retaining managing control).

With all of the professionals on your advisory team, including an estate planning attorney, certified public ac-countant, certified appraiser, banker, and wealth planner, you’ll need to also consider the likelihood they may be unavailable in the last quarter of the year as wealthy families scramble to get it all done in time.

Serious consideration should be given to how you transfer wealth, especially to children. Poor prepa-ration can result in immature invest-ment choices, overspending, lack of ambition or self-worth. It is easy for wealthy heirs to not value money they didn’t earn, become isolated from the rest of the working world, or worse yet, feel the wealth defines them and they cannot achieve anything greater than what their parents accomplished.

Some donors tackle this issue by

| PERSONAL FINANCE |

Record-High Federal Gift-Tax Exemption

Set to Expire SoonAur magniment quo qui blam, volo vollorera conecte net

eatur? Undi dolorpor solecto tatur? Qui abor sit acepeditas

FALL ISSUE 2012

SUMMER2012 CSQ.COM

T h e e x e c u T i v e ’ s L e a d e r s h i p & L i f e s T y L e M a g a z i n e

C - S U I T E Q U A R T E R L Y

LOS ANGELES / VENTURA COUNTY

TO DO:LONDON OLYMPICS q

FLIGHT SCHOOL wGOLF CARLSBAD e

Bryan ClayOlympic Gold Medalist, At It Again

+

THE LA/UKCONNECTIONOLYMPICS, BUSINESS, & THE LA GASTROPUB PHENOMENON

LAILA ALIBUILDING A LEGACY AND BRAND ALL HER OWN

BENTLEY’S TAKE ON THE SUV

2013 ESTATE LAW CHANGES ARE YOU PREPARED?

BRUCE JENNERGOLD MEDAL DECATHLETES MEET UP TO DISCUSS TRAINING, MOTIVATION, AND PERFORMING UNDER PRESSURE

2012 OLYMPICS

ISSUE

Scott HansenSenior Vice President and Region Director,Wells Fargo Wealth ManagementWestlake Village, CA

Scott Hansen is senior vice president and regional director for Wells Fargo’s Wealth Management Group in Greater Los Angeles. He joined the company in July 2008 and currently manages the company’s Westlake Village and Encino offices. In this role, Scott oversees more than 50 wealth management professionals specializing in various areas, including private banking, estate planning, investments, asset management, multi-generational wealth planning, retirement and trust services.

805/777.8369 scott.p.hansen@wellsfargo.com

High net worth families have been given an unprecedented opportunity to transfer large amounts of assets to loved ones tax-free. The federal gift tax exemption is currently at its highest in history - $5.12 million per donor ($10.24 million for married U.S. citizens). The catch is the exemption is set to expire on December 31, and revert back to $1 million per donor in 2013.

While many wealthy individuals could benefit from taking advantage of the exemption, time is running out for those who are indecisive or wait too long. The decision for a couple to make a $10.24 million gift (or potentially larger if more sophisticated gifting strategies are employed) is not a simple one.

First, they must look at their life-style needs to ensure that making the gift will not make them cash poor, or impair their ability to achieve person-al goals, such as retiring at a certain date, or purchasing a second home. Second, they’ll need to determine which assets to transfer. The nature of an asset, whether it is an interest in a business, a personal residence, or an encumbered asset, can affect the level of administrative complexity required to make the transfer. Moreover, in order to set a value for the gift that the IRS will more readily accept, valuation from a qualified appraiser

may be required. Lastly, it’s important to consider how your loved ones are going to receive the gift. Some people are comfortable with making gifts outright, but others may want a more measured approach to how much access over the gift the donees, usually children, will have. This may take into account the age of the child, financial maturity, or the donors may want to employ means to retain control over the asset themselves (such as gifting a minority interest and retaining managing control).

With all of the professionals on your advisory team, including an estate planning attorney, certified public ac-countant, certified appraiser, banker, and wealth planner, you’ll need to also consider the likelihood they may be unavailable in the last quarter of the year as wealthy families scramble to get it all done in time.

Serious consideration should be given to how you transfer wealth, especially to children. Poor prepa-ration can result in immature invest-ment choices, overspending, lack of ambition or self-worth. It is easy for wealthy heirs to not value money they didn’t earn, become isolated from the rest of the working world, or worse yet, feel the wealth defines them and they cannot achieve anything greater than what their parents accomplished.

Some donors tackle this issue by

| PERSONAL FINANCE |

Record-High Federal Gift-Tax Exemption

Set to Expire SoonAur magniment quo qui blam, volo vollorera conecte net

eatur? Undi dolorpor solecto tatur? Qui abor sit acepeditas

FALL ISSUE 2012

SUMMER2012 CSQ.COM

T h e e x e c u T i v e ’ s L e a d e r s h i p & L i f e s T y L e M a g a z i n e

C - S U I T E Q U A R T E R L Y

LOS ANGELES / VENTURA COUNTY

TO DO:LONDON OLYMPICS q

FLIGHT SCHOOL wGOLF CARLSBAD e

Bryan ClayOlympic Gold Medalist, At It Again

+

THE LA/UKCONNECTIONOLYMPICS, BUSINESS, & THE LA GASTROPUB PHENOMENON

LAILA ALIBUILDING A LEGACY AND BRAND ALL HER OWN

BENTLEY’S TAKE ON THE SUV

2013 ESTATE LAW CHANGES ARE YOU PREPARED?

BRUCE JENNERGOLD MEDAL DECATHLETES MEET UP TO DISCUSS TRAINING, MOTIVATION, AND PERFORMING UNDER PRESSURE

2012 OLYMPICS

ISSUE

Scott HansenSenior Vice President and Region Director,Wells Fargo Wealth ManagementWestlake Village, CA

Scott Hansen is senior vice president and regional director for Wells Fargo’s Wealth Management Group in Greater Los Angeles. He joined the company in July 2008 and currently manages the company’s Westlake Village and Encino offices. In this role, Scott oversees more than 50 wealth management professionals specializing in various areas, including private banking, estate planning, investments, asset management, multi-generational wealth planning, retirement and trust services.

805/777.8369 scott.p.hansen@wellsfargo.com

High net worth families have been given an unprecedented opportunity to transfer large amounts of assets to loved ones tax-free. The federal gift tax exemption is currently at its highest in history - $5.12 million per donor ($10.24 million for married U.S. citizens). The catch is the exemption is set to expire on December 31, and revert back to $1 million per donor in 2013.

While many wealthy individuals could benefit from taking advantage of the exemption, time is running out for those who are indecisive or wait too long. The decision for a couple to make a $10.24 million gift (or potentially larger if more sophisticated gifting strategies are employed) is not a simple one.

First, they must look at their life-style needs to ensure that making the gift will not make them cash poor, or impair their ability to achieve person-al goals, such as retiring at a certain date, or purchasing a second home. Second, they’ll need to determine which assets to transfer. The nature of an asset, whether it is an interest in a business, a personal residence, or an encumbered asset, can affect the level of administrative complexity required to make the transfer. Moreover, in order to set a value for the gift that the IRS will more readily accept, valuation from a qualified appraiser

may be required. Lastly, it’s important to consider how your loved ones are going to receive the gift. Some people are comfortable with making gifts outright, but others may want a more measured approach to how much access over the gift the donees, usually children, will have. This may take into account the age of the child, financial maturity, or the donors may want to employ means to retain control over the asset themselves (such as gifting a minority interest and retaining managing control).

With all of the professionals on your advisory team, including an estate planning attorney, certified public ac-countant, certified appraiser, banker, and wealth planner, you’ll need to also consider the likelihood they may be unavailable in the last quarter of the year as wealthy families scramble to get it all done in time.

Serious consideration should be given to how you transfer wealth, especially to children. Poor prepa-ration can result in immature invest-ment choices, overspending, lack of ambition or self-worth. It is easy for wealthy heirs to not value money they didn’t earn, become isolated from the rest of the working world, or worse yet, feel the wealth defines them and they cannot achieve anything greater than what their parents accomplished.

Some donors tackle this issue by

| PERSONAL FINANCE |

Record-High Federal Gift-Tax Exemption

Set to Expire SoonAur magniment quo qui blam, volo vollorera conecte net

eatur? Undi dolorpor solecto tatur? Qui abor sit acepeditas

FALL ISSUE 2012

SUMMER2012 CSQ.COM

T h e e x e c u T i v e ’ s L e a d e r s h i p & L i f e s T y L e M a g a z i n e

C - S U I T E Q U A R T E R L Y

LOS ANGELES / VENTURA COUNTY

TO DO:LONDON OLYMPICS q

FLIGHT SCHOOL wGOLF CARLSBAD e

Bryan ClayOlympic Gold Medalist, At It Again

+

THE LA/UKCONNECTIONOLYMPICS, BUSINESS, & THE LA GASTROPUB PHENOMENON

LAILA ALIBUILDING A LEGACY AND BRAND ALL HER OWN

BENTLEY’S TAKE ON THE SUV

2013 ESTATE LAW CHANGES ARE YOU PREPARED?

BRUCE JENNERGOLD MEDAL DECATHLETES MEET UP TO DISCUSS TRAINING, MOTIVATION, AND PERFORMING UNDER PRESSURE

2012 OLYMPICS

ISSUE

Scott HansenSenior Vice President and Region Director,Wells Fargo Wealth ManagementWestlake Village, CA

Scott Hansen is senior vice president and regional director for Wells Fargo’s Wealth Management Group in Greater Los Angeles. He joined the company in July 2008 and currently manages the company’s Westlake Village and Encino offices. In this role, Scott oversees more than 50 wealth management professionals specializing in various areas, including private banking, estate planning, investments, asset management, multi-generational wealth planning, retirement and trust services.

805/777.8369 scott.p.hansen@wellsfargo.com

High net worth families have been given an unprecedented opportunity to transfer large amounts of assets to loved ones tax-free. The federal gift tax exemption is currently at its highest in history - $5.12 million per donor ($10.24 million for married U.S. citizens). The catch is the exemption is set to expire on December 31, and revert back to $1 million per donor in 2013.

While many wealthy individuals could benefit from taking advantage of the exemption, time is running out for those who are indecisive or wait too long. The decision for a couple to make a $10.24 million gift (or potentially larger if more sophisticated gifting strategies are employed) is not a simple one.

First, they must look at their life-style needs to ensure that making the gift will not make them cash poor, or impair their ability to achieve person-al goals, such as retiring at a certain date, or purchasing a second home. Second, they’ll need to determine which assets to transfer. The nature of an asset, whether it is an interest in a business, a personal residence, or an encumbered asset, can affect the level of administrative complexity required to make the transfer. Moreover, in order to set a value for the gift that the IRS will more readily accept, valuation from a qualified appraiser

may be required. Lastly, it’s important to consider how your loved ones are going to receive the gift. Some people are comfortable with making gifts outright, but others may want a more measured approach to how much access over the gift the donees, usually children, will have. This may take into account the age of the child, financial maturity, or the donors may want to employ means to retain control over the asset themselves (such as gifting a minority interest and retaining managing control).

With all of the professionals on your advisory team, including an estate planning attorney, certified public ac-countant, certified appraiser, banker, and wealth planner, you’ll need to also consider the likelihood they may be unavailable in the last quarter of the year as wealthy families scramble to get it all done in time.

Serious consideration should be given to how you transfer wealth, especially to children. Poor prepa-ration can result in immature invest-ment choices, overspending, lack of ambition or self-worth. It is easy for wealthy heirs to not value money they didn’t earn, become isolated from the rest of the working world, or worse yet, feel the wealth defines them and they cannot achieve anything greater than what their parents accomplished.

Some donors tackle this issue by

| PERSONAL FINANCE |

Record-High Federal Gift-Tax Exemption

Set to Expire SoonAur magniment quo qui blam, volo vollorera conecte net

eatur? Undi dolorpor solecto tatur? Qui abor sit acepeditas

FALL ISSUE 2012

SUMMER2012 CSQ.COM

T h e e x e c u T i v e ’ s L e a d e r s h i p & L i f e s T y L e M a g a z i n e

C - S U I T E Q U A R T E R L Y

LOS ANGELES / VENTURA COUNTY

TO DO:LONDON OLYMPICS q

FLIGHT SCHOOL wGOLF CARLSBAD e

Bryan ClayOlympic Gold Medalist, At It Again

+

THE LA/UKCONNECTIONOLYMPICS, BUSINESS, & THE LA GASTROPUB PHENOMENON

LAILA ALIBUILDING A LEGACY AND BRAND ALL HER OWN

BENTLEY’S TAKE ON THE SUV

2013 ESTATE LAW CHANGES ARE YOU PREPARED?

BRUCE JENNERGOLD MEDAL DECATHLETES MEET UP TO DISCUSS TRAINING, MOTIVATION, AND PERFORMING UNDER PRESSURE

2012 OLYMPICS

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