From: "Mark Mastrocinque" 
Newsgroups: misc.invest.financial-plan
Subject: Re: Hypothetical estate distribution
Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2007 13:33:28 -0500
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I told you...I'm not good at math.


"joetaxpayer"  wrote in message 
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> markmas wrote:
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>> I think you've got it right.  She's already entitled to 1/4 of the
>> car's value so 3/4 of the car's value should be subtracted from her
>> share, not the entire value of the vehicle.  So, we have two ways of
>> looking at this.
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> My original answer;
> In which case $507K/4 = $126,750 per individual, three getting all cash, 
> one getting $119,750 plus car.
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> You'd prefer, $125,000 - (3*$1750) + Car ($7000), right?
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> 125,000-5250 = $119,750
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> $119,750 + Car is what my first response was. This is not a 'second way', 
> just one that would take two steps. It doesn't need to be complicated, one 
> check per beneficiary, and the one car transfer.
> JOE
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