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Susanna Kim

  • Associate Editor, Group SJR
New York
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Content strategist/Editor/Writer. Formerly ABC News. Views are my own.
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Important Considerations When Receiving An Inheritance

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By Susanna Kim, Elizabeth A. Bawden
| Mondaq
Receiving an inheritance can be a bittersweet experience for someone in the midst of grieving the loss of a parent or other loved one. While most beneficiaries may not be surprised to learn that they are inheriting assets, they may not be aware of the implications of receiving an inheritance. Depending on the type of assets inherited, there are various tax consequences and other rules dictating how a beneficiary can receive and use those inherited assets.
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Man Who Brought KFC to England Says He Won't Eat There

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By Susanna Kim
| Yahoo
The man who brought restaurant chain KFC to Great Britain, and a former friend of "the Colonel," says he "he would not go in there" these days. Raymond Allen, 87, opened the United Kingdom's first KFC in Preston, Lancashire decades ago. This week, however, he told London's The Telegraph: "We have got one where I now live, but I would not go in there. I don't use it and I think it is dreadful.
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Whitney Houston's Estate Expected to Get Boost After Death, But Less Than Michael Jackson

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By Susanna Kim
| ABC News
Whitney Houston's legal tangles to continue after her death. By SUSANNA KIM February 14, 2012, 12:32 PM • 8 min read Feb. 14, 2012 — -- Whitney Houston had her fair share of chart-toppers, even posthumously on iTunes and Amazon, and though the superstar's finances took a hit during her personal struggles, it is still believed to be a substantial estate that will only get larger.
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