Real Estate: Homes, land, and other real property can be transferred into a trust by changing the deed to list the trust as the owner.
Bank Accounts: Savings and checking accounts can be retitled into the name of the trust.
Investment Accounts: This includes stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and brokerage accounts, which must be transferred to the trust.
Business Interests: Shares in a business, limited liability company (LLC) interests, or partnership stakes can also be moved into a trust.
Personal Property: Items like art, jewelry, collectibles, and other tangible items can be assigned to a trust.
Life Insurance Policies: The trust can be named as the beneficiary of a life insurance policy, or the ownership of the policy itself can be transferred to the trust.
Retirement Accounts: While more complex due to tax considerations, it's possible to name the trust as a beneficiary of retirement accounts like IRAs and 401(k)s.
Vehicles: Cars, boats, and other vehicles can be retitled in the name of the trust.