Advisors recommend careful planning to make sure that a more global approach to post-professional life doesn’t carry a bigger tax bill.
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It’s become harder for direct-indexing strategies to generate the tax losses that underpin much of SMAs’ appeal.
The agency is allowing some contributions to be considered “current interest” gifts rather than “future interest” gifts.
The One Big Beautiful Bill has materially changed the economics of qualified charitable distributions.
Artificial intelligence tools are helping clients become better consumers of financial advice. But there are risks.
With the right tools and know-how, advisors can move beyond annual tax conversations to a lifetime tax-planning mindset.
Think a client with a few million dollars saved can be casual about Social Security claiming? Think again.
Medicare surcharges and taxes on Social Security benefits can catch uninformed clients (and advisors) by surprise.
The estate and tax planning segment has become one of the fastest-growing tech categories in financial planning.
As baby boomers flood the retirement ranks, advisors sharpen their asset distribution skills.
Retention often comes down to what services advisors provide and the kind of help clients actually feel like they’re getting.
The wealthiest generation to ever enter retirement also faces the highest stakes when spending down their assets.
Savers with significant assets can get great retirement advice, but those of lesser means are often left out.
Tax alpha is critical and building tax-efficient portfolios and strategies is a better way to add alpha than trying to beat the market.
Parents can give up to $38,000 each year to their kids without triggering taxes, as much as $7,500 of which could be put in a Roth IRA.
The TAMP announced enhancements to its Adhesion platform.