At some point on your family journey and through the key life stages, you may take a step back and realize the wealth and legacy you’ve created are going to live on for generations. As you begin to reflect, you can look to the legacy and estate planning guide in this Digest as a starting point. You’ll also find helpful checklists, thoughtful questions, and perspectives to prepare for the generational transition—including how to talk with your heirs about their inheritance.
Resource Search
At some point on your family journey and through the key life stages, you may take a step back and realize the wealth and legacy you’ve created are going to live on for generations. As you begin to reflect, you can look to the legacy and estate planning guide in this Digest as a starting point. You’ll also find helpful checklists, thoughtful questions, and perspectives to prepare for the generational transition—including how to talk with your heirs about their inheritance.
In today’s evolving U.S. and global tax environment, the tax implications of business decisions are not always intuitive. Integrating tax considerations throughout the decision-making process can help businesses unlock potential tax savings and efficiencies as well as identify and mitigate tax risks. Whether shifting supply chains, pursuing mergers and acquisitions, implementing sustainability initiatives, or adjusting workforce strategy—embracing a total tax mindset while modeling the tax impact of these decisions can lead to better outcomes that add value to your organization.
If you’re considering a sale of a business, listen in on this 10-minute interview for some valuable potential tax-savings strategies. Attorneys Jason Kohout and Stephanie Derks also discuss income and estate tax planning opportunities, especially for business owners who are in a high income tax state.
We are in the midst of the greatest transfer of wealth in history paralleled by the greatest creation of wealth. This two-pronged engine of growth is having a massive impact on the Ultra-Wealth business and is transforming the very nature of how providers are serving their clients. During this webcast we will check in on the health of the Ultra-Wealth business and family wealth trends based on our 2024 research. We will offer our perspectives on these topics and how the Family Wealth Advisor role is evolving in concert with the growing needs of serving families.
In this special report, Northern Trust experts provide policy analysis for each potential United States election result—as well as steps that can be taken to prepare for all outcomes. Read the report for insights into planning for Divided Government, Unified Democratic, Unified Republican, and Delayed or Contested results. Along with having a goals-based framework approach for wealth planning, it allows investors and wealth advisors to evaluate tradeoffs and uncover new opportunities to take action with confidence in any environment.
For many business owners, their tax accountant has been with them for years, and therefore understands the business, along with some aspects of the industry, key employee roles, and family dynamics at play. In addition, a tax accountant who is viewed as a trusted advisor is in a key position to help a family-owned enterprise think through some of the most pertinent questions when it comes to succession planning.
With more women contributing to meaningful roles in the finance industry, there’s more equity in the future of private equity. In this panel discussion, four impactful women share their experiences in private equity and how women can thrive in this industry. Their valuable insights on leadership, practical advice, and inspiring stories will help with your career planning in any field.
As families of wealth navigate the complexities of their wealth management, it is crucial to remain proactive in building and adjusting their investment infrastructure to help preserve and maintain wealth over the long term. This paper serves as a guide for families who have decided to outsource the investment function of their portfolio by partnering with an investment advisor. Its aim is to help families understand the different structural components to consider as they work to create an institutional-caliber portfolio.
The 5 Principles of Invisible Wealth provides a comprehensive framework for redefining wealth as more than money. How can we translate this abstract concept into tangible actions? This framework, represented by the five principles of money, health, knowledge, time, and relationships, helps us embrace a holistic interpretation of wealth, inviting richness into the lives of our clients and families. Jennifer Wines, Author of Invisible Wealth Mindy Kalinowski Earley, Chief Learning Officer, FOX