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A High-Profile Divorce Highlights Several Planning Considerations for Wealth Advisors
A high-profile divorce involving a billionaire healthcare investor highlights several planning considerations for wealth advisors, particularly around the enforceability of prenuptial agreements, asset characterization, and long-term wealt
President Donald Trump Would Expect Immediate Monetary Policy Action From A New Fed Chair
WASHINGTON, April 21 — In a development closely watched by wealth advisors and registered investment advisors (RIAs), U.S.
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What Singles Need to Know About Estate Planning
Being single and without children doesn't mean you don't leave a legacy; you just have to be deliberate about doing it.
Prince's Brother, One of His Remaining Family Heirs, Dies
John R. Nelson, Prince's oldest brother and one of his heirs, has died. Half of the superstar's estate owned by a music company.
IRS Dips Into Enforcement Funds, User Fees for IT
IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig spelled out the dire status of the tax agency's IT modernization efforts in email to 3 Dem Senators.
Democrats May Change the Rules for "Mega" IRAs over $5 Million
Democrats may change the rules for “mega” individual retirement accounts with more than $5 million to help fund expansion of the country’s safety net.