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Most year-end financial headlines point to the same actions—rebalance portfolios, maximize deductions, update beneficiaries. For families of significant wealth, the opportunity goes further. This season is a chance to reset…

Health care decisions play a major role in financial planning, especially in retirement. For many people, Medicare becomes a cornerstone of both their health coverage and income strategy. Understanding how…

For years, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) were seen as simple, low-cost building blocks—efficient for broad exposure but lacking the sophistication sought by high-net-worth investors. Today, that perception is outdated. ETFs have…

Saving for college isn’t one-size-fits-all. Your ideal approach depends on your specific financial situation—your income, goals, how much flexibility you want and how soon those education expenses will come due.…

Many retirement savers rely on a mental shortcut to determine how much to sock away: They multiply a figure that’s a little lower than their current annual budget by the…

Family wealth is like a comfortable vehicle with plenty of range: It can take you to places where you’ll find fulfillment. But if you aren’t clear about where you want…

For new retirees, having a wide-open calendar can feel like unbounded freedom. But while relaxation is one of the prime perks of retirement, it’s not good for that calendar to…

What makes for a successful business partnership? Clear communication, shared goals and mutual respect are key. But to ensure the long-term viability of your business, a buy-sell agreement is a…

Homeownership has long been considered part of the American dream—a symbol of stability, security and accomplishment. That’s why it’s perhaps more than a little surprising that the Americans most able…

It’s never too early to start positioning your business to sell at a premium valuation even if a potential sale is years away. The improvements needed to unlock the value…