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So You Sold Your Business—Now What?

For entrepreneurs, building out and scaling up an enterprise can be among life’s most fulfilling and rewarding experiences. At some point however the matter of exiting the business, whether through family succession or through an outright sale, will arise. While such an exit, particularly in the case of a sale, can be highly lucrative and open up a world of newfound freedom and opportunity, it may also present challenges around personal identity, direction, and financial continuity. This article explores these topics and highlights the very human and emotional aspects along with the financial considerations that this kind of transition may bring about.

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3 Important Shortcomings You Should Know About Passive Investing

“Passive” investing removes human hunches from the process of what to buy and sell. Essentially, in a passive fund such as a passive Exchange Traded Fund (ETF), the portfolio manager follows a blueprint, such as an existing index, and does not actively manage the portfolio. However, if passive investing sounds like a simple, cost effective and easy way to protect and build wealth, why doesn’t everyone invest this way? The following article highlights 3 important ETF shortcomings all investors should be aware of.

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3 Ways To Fulfill Your Philanthropic Ambitions In Addition To Volunteering

When it comes to giving back to the community, many of us have philanthropic ambitions, but are concerned that we cannot afford to donate. The good news is that if you want to make the world a better place, you can still contribute without cutting a big check. This article walks you through 3 ways to finally fulfill your philanthropic ambitions, and it’s not just about volunteering.

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Is It Worth Having A Financial Plan If You Are A High-Net-Worth Individual?

A financial plan is often associated with ensuring that your retirement will be sustainable and free of financial shortfalls. If you are a high-net-worth individual or part of a high-net-worth family and are not concerned about outliving your money and running into deficits in retirement, you may question whether the financial planning process is a valuable exercise.

While the sustainability of retirement may not be a concern, a comprehensive financial plan can absolutely add meaningful value beyond simply confirming that wealth is sufficient for your retirement needs. This article highlights 3 key areas where having a financial plan can be significantly meaningful and impactful for high-net-worth individuals and families.

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