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Adviser Intel features expert wealth insights from a curated selection of financial professionals about retirement, estate planning and tax strategies.
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When Life Gives You Lemons But Financial Freedom, What Next?
Women who gain financial autonomy in later life may be pressured to make quick decisions. Instead, take the time to grow a fruitful new relationship with money.
By Marcia Dawood
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Think Like Warren Buffett When You Pay for Financial Advice
What you pay for financial advice is secondary to the true value you receive, which is why the structure of your financial professional's compensation matters.
By David Bromelkamp
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How to Focus on Your Retirement Life Goals, Not Just the Math
"Your Retirement Sketchbook" focuses on the hardest part of retirement planning — figuring out what your retirement life will look like.
By H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.
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Why Retirement Needs Core Ingredients, But Your Own Frosting
When it comes to retirement (and cake), people have their own preferences. Instead of trying to fit into a predetermined box, consider a personalized approach.
By Bonnie Treichel
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How High School Can Set Kids on a Path to Financial Wellness
Children can absorb financial stress and poor money habits by the time they reach high school, so where better to intervene and teach healthy behaviors?
By Francine Chew
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Why Venture Investing Could Be a Win-Win for Family Offices
Families who built wealth over generations know a thing or two about entrepreneurship and are uniquely qualified to help start-ups tackling global challenges.
By Steven Thayer
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Is There an Ideal Age for Your Children to Inherit?
As many people live longer, inheritances have shifted from life-changing events to late-in-life supplements. The timing of an inheritance is crucial.
By Ronald “Skip” Skolnik
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Are You Getting Vague Advice About Roth Conversions?
If your adviser isn't crunching all the numbers and showing you a complete picture (in writing), then you might need to find one who will.
By Robert Martin
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Gen Z's Biggest Money Mistakes (and Small Wins That Fix Them)
It's easy to fall into bad money habits in your 20s that can set you back for decades. Here are five mistakes to avoid — and the good habits to form instead.
By David Abraham
