For many high-earning, financially established individuals, uncertainty doesn't disappear as wealth grows. If anything, the feeling of not quite being on top of everything can intensify — even as the portfolio expands, even as the income climbs, even after doing most things right.
Major financial decisions often involve competing priorities and uncertain outcomes. Discover a framework for making thoughtful decisions with greater clarity and perspective.
No matter how much or how little wealth you plan on passing down to your children or grandchildren, you should make it a priority to pass on your financial values to the next generation.
Your legacy is important for both you and your family, so don't wait until the last minute to strategize. Here are 6 ways to avoid common estate planning mistakes.
The financial implications and the emotional considerations of receiving an inheritance windfall.
The only constant is change, which is why it's so important to keep you plan up to date. In this post, we provide a guideline for how often you should review your estate strategy and explore some important life changes that should prompt an immediate review.
Co-hosts Wes Brown and Dr. Sonya Lutter talk with Matt Sommer, Head of Specialist Consulting Group at Janus Henderson Investors, to explore the role of advisors in the year 2024. Through this enlightening conversation, Matt shares several findings from his recent research: 85% of all investors desire more financial education, life expectancy is correlated to wealth, and 70% of investors admit to making mistakes due to emotions.
In this recap episode of Analog Advisor, hosts Wes Brown and Dr. Sonya Lutter explore two of their most recent episodes with financial psychologist Dr. Daniel Crosby and Money Habitudes expert Cara Macksound.