by Jesse Turley
Drew Brees' campaign to aid New Orleans illustrates the rewards to be gained through careful philanthropic planning.
by Caren Chesler
Second marriages can quickly turn the execution of an estate plan into a bitter court battle.
by Bruce H. Rogers and Russ Alan Prince
What do you do when the public's trust in business is on the wane? You win it back.
by
Karen DeMasters
Heritage Auction helps clients realize the value of rare coins, comics and other valuable collectibles.
by Fred Reid
New innovations in fractional private jet ownership have helped companies survive in tough times.
by Jim Campbell
These are some of the steps family offices can take to secure their confidential client information.
by Michael S. Fischer
ETF Securities has rolled out an ETF platform that tracks gold, silver, platinum and palladium.
by Diana S.C. Zeydel
The disappearance of the estate tax this year is not necessarily a windfall for planners and their clients.
by Earl E. Watson III
Trusts stand a better chance of fulfilling their mission if they're put in the hands of a professional.
by Earl E. Watson III and D. Sean McDade
When marriages end, sometimes it takes more than a prenuptial agreement to keep assets in the family.
by Rebecca Korach Woan
Establishing the true ownership of an artwork can be a daunting task, but necessary to guard your client against financial and legal risks.
by Russ Alan Prince and Hannah Shaw Grove
Money Rules
by Russ Alan Prince
After The Facts
by
Jeff Schlegel
Alternative Investments Are The Rage, But It's A Broad Space Requiring Lots Of Due Diligence.
