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Welcome Back to the Wealth Actually Podcast- This episode marks a big milestone. We have hit the 100th EPISODE. I was pleasantly surprised to see that we have been downloaded in all 50 states and 114 countries. A big
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Welcome back to the 99th episode of the “Wealth Actually” Podcast . . . (We’re recording right before Christmas and I’d like give a special thanks to Matthew Passy who helps me sound good and make the trains run
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Life insurance is one of the core tools in wealth management. It replaces income for families, funds the payment of estate taxes, and, given its tax advantages, can serve as an investment vehicle. However, the culture of life
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This latest podcast is special because it harkens back to 2000 when I wrote a paper in law school about the use of securitizations to disrupt the music industry. I mused about the disruption of the music industry and the
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The College Admission season is in full swing and it brings it usual stresses. However in the world of intergenerational planning, it’s a unique opportunity for families to discuss their core values and the development of their
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Quan is the author of his memoir “SPARROW AND THE RAZOR WIRE†His is an amazing story of redemption, the importance of second chances and the power of entrepreneurship. Quan spent twenty-two years in and out of
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New York City residents have the highest State and City tax burden in the country (it’s over 15% at the top level, recently overtaking California). It’s no surprise that New Yorkers are constantly strategizing around
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In this episode, MATTHEW MCCLINTOCK joins us. Matthew is a high end estate planning attorney and is a Principal at EVERGREEN LEGACY PLANNING which is based in Colorado. He has built his practice at the cutting edge of
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The LGBTQ+ community has always been an important part of American fabric. But it’s only in last two decades that society, the law and the financial services industry have started to catch up to the community’s unique
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For many wealthy families, concentrated liquid investment positions present special types of issues. More often than not, a diversification plan for a position that has been built up over decades, is relegated to a 5 minute
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“Shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves in three generations” is as old as commerce itself. Family enterprises rarely make it beyond three generations for many reasons. Today, we hear the story of the Grossman family from BEN
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(Mentioned in article: Howard Lindzon, Dan McMurtrie, Morgan Housel, Peter Atwater, Donald Trump, Jim Harberson) I am bothered by the automatic connotation of success across disciplines. There is an old bromide that government
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Sara Harberson, America’s College Counselor, is a nationally recognized authority on college admissions with formidable credentials: former Associate Dean of Admissions at the University of Pennsylvania, Dean of Admissions
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*(5/30/21 UPDATE: A FULL TRANSCRIPT IS UNDERNEATH THE OUTLINE). In this podcast, I spend some time speaking with wealth management industry expert, Brittain Prigge, about the role of communication and expectations with wealthy
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In this episode, Tyrone Ross, CEO of ONRAMP INVEST, and I lay out the three major functions financial planners need to worry about when conducting crypto and bitcoin estate planning: 1. Recordkeeping and the administration of the
March 31, 2021 •
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