Behind Moneta's Decision To Start Its Own Trust Company
Eric Kittner says the launch aligns with his broader commitment to fiduciary practices and independence, especially as wealth crosses generations.
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Zsa Zsa's Last Wishes Achieved With Budapest Burial
Her last husband, Frederic Prinz von Anhalt, carried an urn with three-quarters of Gabor's ashes to Budapest, satisfying directives in her will.
McAfee Widow: He Wasn't Suicidal Despite Burning $100 Million
Janice McAfee insists that her husband "never felt more free" despite going broke after amassing real estate going into the 2008 crash.
Feds Drop Case Against Former Wilmington Trust Execs
Prosecutors in Delaware have declined to retry former executives for the only financial institution to be criminally charged in the 2008 crisis.
James Brown Estate Finally Settles: Charity Can Move Forward
Two extra months of mediation make all the heirs happy and liberate $4 million estate to satisfy the Godfather of Soul's educational agenda.
Keeping it in the Family: Inheritance Tax Reform and the Challenge of Wealth Redistribution
The only 2 things in life that are certain are “death and taxes.” If this adage is correct, then presumably inheritance tax is the most certain thing.
Who gets the keys to your digital estate?
Failing to make arrangements for digital assets while you're alive could cause unnecessary costs, stress and heartache to those you leave behind.
