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A 529 and Islamic Estate Planning FAQ for you

June 14, 2021 By Ahmed Shaikh

Estate Planning is all about looking towards a future that by its nature, is uncertain.  Saving for college is not a sure thing, since children grow up to not go to college, or go without needing parents to pay for it. One of the most popular programs is known as a “529 plan.”  I added a “Frequently Asked Questions” on 529 plans for parents who may be interested.

I have a collection of frequently asked questions (FAQs) on Islamic Inheritance and Islamic Estate Planning questions here.

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Attorney Ahmed Shaikh

Ahmed Shaikh is a Board Certified Specialist in Estate Planning, Trust and Probate Law (State Bar of California), co-author of the American Bar Association's guide to estate planning for Muslim clients, and a Partner at Bohm Wildish & Matsen in Costa Mesa. He has helped hundreds of Muslim families put Islamic inheritance into a legally binding plan.

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