Top Estate Planning Mistakes Families Make — And How To Avoid Them
Estate planning is essential for families who want to secure financial stability and build generational wealth. However, potential pitfalls can undermine even the best-laid plans.
Estate planning is essential for families who want to secure financial stability and build generational wealth. However, potential pitfalls can undermine even the best-laid plans.
For financial advisors working with ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) clients, understanding spending patterns is vital to crafting a well-rounded financial strategy. However, accurately assessing spending rates is often overlooked in financial planning, regardless of whether the focus is on long-term investments, estate planning or liquidity management.
The Great Wealth Transfer could put more than $80 trillion in the hands of younger generations over the next two decades. But, for a variety of reasons, many baby boomers — especially the very wealthy — hesitate to pass their financial legacy onto their children.
Imagine being the reason that your college or university sells millions of dollars’ worth of tickets, merchandise, and swag. And then not seeing a dime of it. Until three years ago, you could only legally capitalize on your athletic abilities and brand if you played professionally -- but fewer than 5% of athletes actually make it to that level.
You might be surprised to discover that wealthy people tend to waste money in ways that are similar to the poor or middle class. When they are not mindful of their finances, according to the leaders at Aquilance, a personal financial administration firm that serves high net worth individuals, they can spend more than they should on everyday expenses.
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Please join us for an in-depth conversation with Shawn Barberis and Lori Coonen of MTM360 as they discuss the fundamentals to successful multi-generational wealth transfers.
Together, along our own CEO Ken Eyler, Joe & Jay discuss best practices from a Property & Casualty perspective.
José speaks from the perspective of a high-profile client and how he has found success both on and off the field.
In some cases, families have remained wealthy for generations and have successfully been able to transfer their assets to children and grandchildren, who then carry the torch.