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Tax Savings Strategies for Intra-Family Wealth Transfers

How to transfer wealth without paying taxes? An eye-catching, promising, yet misleading question. However, there are time-tested ways to offload part of the burden. This article provides actionable insights to be examined by capital founders.

The Great Wealth Transfer

The Great Wealth Transfer: Risks, Challenges, and Opportunities for Asset Preservation

The great intergenerational wealth transfer has already begun. It will be the largest in history. Experts expect families and others to receive more than $72.6 trillion from capital founders by 2045. What are the key risks, and how to manage them?

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Why switch to blockchain to store your assets and capital data?

Until now, asset and capital data management has relied on decades-old technology. This has led to high costs, data breaches, and misconduct by third-parties. The introduction of blockchain technology to wealth management addresses these issues head-on. Explore how it protects your assets and capital information cost-effectively and securely.

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$340 000 is Lost for Every $1 000 000 in Family Wealth Transfers. Why?

Most wealthy families lose 34% of their fortune in family wealth transfers - for no good reason. Are you and your family following the same path as others, or not? Find out now.

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Where Do High-Nets Keep Their Money?

HNWIs and UHNWIs know how to build wealth, but where do they store it? Our study shows that 75% concentrate their assets in the riskiest categories for family wealth transfer. What are these assets, and what are the associated risks?

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Is your wealth transfer-ready?

Wealth transfer from capital founders to their families will happen only once. There is no real-world way of testing this beforehand. This is possibly why 70% of families fail at it. How can you be confident that your family will not lose a third of their wealth because of bad preparation for wealth transfer?