Wealth Creation
News, insights and expert analysis on wealth creation from the team at Kiplinger.
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Why a Rushed Gray Divorce Can Quietly Destroy Your RetirementWhen you're navigating a gray divorce, don't rush to split assets. A settlement that looks good on paper may contain losses you won't have time to recover from.
By Christopher Castellano
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The 60/40 Portfolio Is Flatlining: Alternatives Can Revive ItThe "alt-first" strategy swaps out bonds for high-end private investments that keep your wealth growing regardless of what the stock market does.
By Adam Bergman
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Finances Not Measuring Up? You Might Be Using the Wrong RulerIf you're feeling that your finances aren't where they should be, make sure you're using the right benchmarks to measure your progress.
By Ronnie Thompson
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Why Active ETFs Can Give Advisers and Clients the EdgeIn a crowded market, active ETFs stand out as a versatile solution, generating income and growth for clients, while retaining flexibility for advisers.
By Nicholas W. Puncer, CFA®, CFP®
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Why a Second Passport Can Help Business Owners Level UpResidency in a second country can expand a company's global mobility, deepen its hiring pool, diversify suppliers and establish alternative production sites.
By Marco Permunian
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5 Ways the OBBBA Rewards the Midwestern MillionaireDiligent savers who take steps to capitalize on these tax-saving opportunities can keep more of their wealth and even help build a tax-efficient legacy.
By Joe F. Schmitz Jr., CFP®, ChFC®, CKA®
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Will Your Retirement Plan Collapse Under These 5 Stresses?Retirement plans that are properly engineered have less chance of collapsing under the weight of increased longevity and other stresses. Will yours stand up?
By Stephen Schmitt
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Retirement Location, Location, Location: Can Florida Be Beaten?Many retirees have made Florida their home, but is it right for you? Where you choose to set up your retirement life means considering more than the weather.
By Chris Dixon, RFC®
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How Can a Professor Protect Herself From Demanding Students?Students wanted to reschedule a final exam, and when their professor cited a long-standing, universal rule, they muttered about filing a grievance. What's next?
By H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.
