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The 5 Principles of Invisible Wealth: A Framework for Redefining Wealth | 2024 FOX Family Office & Wealth Advisor Forum
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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

Wealth Transfer Planning: Top of Mind Considerations | 2024 FOX Family Office & Wealth Advisor Forum
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Over the next 18 months, many of us will be extensively planning for two approaching deadlines: the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) reporting slated for December 31, 2024 and the sunsetting of bonus transfer tax exemptions under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) on December 31, 2025. Hear what family offices and UHNW families are thinking about as they prepare for both events while protecting client privacy, utilizing available exemptions, and maximizing future optionality.

Strategic Approach to Managing Family Office Complexity | 2024 FOX Family Office & Wealth Advisor Forum
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Family capital delineations, exchange mechanisms, and family office sophistication are crucial as the UHNW family demands of their family offices rise. Peter and Amjed will walk through Trove’s insights from creating and managing over 100 unique family offices. Learn about various forms of family capital and how to facilitate seamless transfer mechanisms, measure sophistication of different office types, and understand their operational framework. We'll dive into the data, analysis, and decision support layers, complemented by case studies from diverse family archetypes.

Entrepreneur’s Guide to Building Wealth
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While entrepreneurs are intently focused on building their businesses, they may have less time to spend on building, sustaining, and distributing their wealth. Given the importance of early wealth planning and its long-term impact, this guidebook provides insights and tools at each stage of the entrepreneur’s journey to help them move forward from growth to exit to reinvention.

Strengthen Family Bonds and Increase Intergenerational Wealth with a Family Bank
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Families of wealth often want to help their relatives financially but are justifiably concerned about what those individuals will do with the money and how having access to significant sums might affect their values and behavior. While making family trust distributions is a way to provide discretionary income, it’s a framework that gives the trustee control over when and how much money to give to a beneficiary. However, that process is not collaborative.

A Focus on Talent: 2024 Family Wealth Advisor Survey Research Brief
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David F. Toth

As part of our commitment to help the community of those who serve Ultra High Net Worth (UHNW), we recently completed our annual Family Wealth Advisor Survey (FWAS). The 146 respondents to our most recent survey shared valuable insights into the health of their businesses, the challenges they are facing, and what they are doing to build and strengthen their businesses.

Challenge in Business Succession Planning: Cash Flow Strategies for Estate Tax Liabilities
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Individuals with substantial business holdings often face complicated estate tax issues. Failing to recognize and plan for these issues may adversely impact the ability of the estate to timely pay any estate tax it owes. What is more, a lack of planning can affect the ability of the business to continue operating in the manner envisioned by the current and succeeding owners.

Financial Literacy Resources for Children and Teens
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There are many resources and games available for teaching children about different aspects of managing money, investing, and philanthropy. Starting financial literacy education with children and teens will be more successful when you make the activity fun, connected to their life stage and related to current interests. This includes gamifying learning, suggesting books to the readers, board games for kinesthetic learners, and offering videos for those that are auditory and visual learners.