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Most consumers haven’t noticed yet but confusion again has a foothold in the financial marketplace. I’m not referring to a new insurance product. I’m referring to the true meaning of wealth management. It seems everywhere you turn these days; the wealth management label is showing up all over the various media outlets. I conducted an unscientific poll this past month asking colleagues, friends, and other professionals what comes to mind when you (they) hear the words wealth management. Most people said investment management. It appears that the companies known for investment advisory services are now incorporating wealth management into their marketing campaigns further confusing the general public with these inter changeable disciplines.
The following is an excerpt from a client conversation that happens frequently in my office: PAA: Have you given any consideration to your long-term needs? Client: Yes, I have, and my children tell me that they will take care of me. PAA: Are your children working? Client: Oh yes, I am so proud! My son-in-law is a surgeon, and my daughter works full-time as an attorney while raising three beautiful children!
This is part 2 of a series of estate planning articles. This article deals with the income tax ramifications of various types of ownership.
The majority of businesses in the United States are “closely-held”. This means that they are not publicly traded and there is no ready market in which to sell these companies. It is estimated that of all the U.S. small businesses, approximately 40% of these are currently owned by individuals aged 50 or older. Most of these owners have not done any planning with respect to their business. Often, over 80% of a family’s wealth is tied up in the business and is illiquid. A lack of planning could lead to the family’s assets being diminished, or worse, ending up in the wrong hands.
KLR will be hosting a free webinar on how the Affordable Healthcare Act affects employees and business owners.
When restaurants serve up delectable dishes, diners from all over usually come to enjoy their savory foods.
How does controlling food costs lead to increased restaurant profitability?