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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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With the Biden proposals comes the potential for tax increases at the income, capital gains and estate tax level. Life insurance is becoming interesting again to a lot of families looking to expand on their functions of income
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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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I was recently on Martin Shenkman’s Estate Planning Podcast to talk about the advantages of using Tennessee as a situs for Tax, Estate and Asset Protection Planning. We were able to spend a few moments on Tennessee’s
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I think direct indexing is going to be a major innovation in the world of wealth and asset management. It will help the RIA and wealth management world deliver on the promise of financial planning. It will also help rationalize
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In this episode, we talk about the importance of estate planning, jurisdictional arbitrage and some war stories in the wealth management field.
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I see the concept of locating wealth and assets at the state level all the time for a variety of reasons . . . There has been only occasional talk of U.S. citizens exploring other citizenships. At the federal level, US
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Need to know more about how behavioral finance concepts work in practice? Watch the below video . . . . I was on an interesting twitter discussion about the best behavioral finance books out there. The usual suspects came up:
February 5, 2021 •
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The 75th “Wealth Actually” Podcast . . . Wow . . . it seems like I just started this project a few months ago. It has been 4 and a half years since the first one . . . it’s alarming how fast time flies.
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I have been looking though my old files and found this interview I did around the launch of my book back in August of 2018. David Grasso had me on a Facebook live forum which was great fun (and David couldn’t have been a
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Occasionally, I get to speak with someone in the industry that both affirms my experiences, but also pushes my thinking and worldview. DAVID C WELLS JR, CEO of Family Capital Strategy, fits that bill on the topic of advising
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Here is the first video foray for the “Wealth Actually” podcast (a bit by accident! We had to switch formats midstream . . . so I decided to experiment with the video format). I interviewed Christopher
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For a few years, the wealth advisory and asset management worlds have been captivated by three letters . . . ESG: Environmental, Social, and Governance. ESG has been an exploding trend as investors want to align their personal
November 23, 2020 •
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The election is finally past us and for wealth advisors the work and the uncertainty is probably just beginning. JORY BARD ZIMMERMAN joins us to discuss some of the tools to help wealthy clients take advantage of the tools
