What is the 3 year rule life insurance?

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What is the 3 year rule life insurance?

By David K. The Sec. 2035 three-year lookback rule requires the proceeds of a life insurance policy gifted to a trust within three years of a decedent’s death to be included in the decedent’s estate. Apr 1, 2016

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