Generally, people place assets with high monetary value into Revocable Living Trusts. Some examples include:
Real estate property
Securities, such as stock, bonds, or mutual funds
Investments
Business interests, such as company shares and partnership interests
Bank accounts, cash, and notes payable
Valuable personal property, such as jewelry, artwork, and antiques
Typically, property with low monetary value or assets that need to be insured, like vehicles, are not placed into trusts.