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The Latest In Financial #AdvisorTech (March 2024)

Nerd's Eye View

Welcome to the March 2024 issue of the Latest News in Financial #AdvisorTech – where we look at the big news, announcements, and underlying trends and developments that are emerging in the world of technology solutions for financial advisors!

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Tax Planning for Startup Founders and Employees

Harness Wealth

Many of the insights below are ones that are understood well by second or third-time founders or startup veterans, who learned about these specific tax provisions from experience and are ready to implement them when they start their subsequent ventures. More on this below. FMV per share at time of vesting $10.00 $10.00

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Wednesday links: an awesome product

Abnormal Returns

morningstar.com) Real assets can be a portfolio drag during periods of quiescent inflation. amycastor.com) Companies It's hard to wrap your head around the numbers with Nvidia's ($NVDA) new chips. variety.com) Streaming is so complicated that it needs a startup to help consumers navigate it.

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Friday links: legitimate competitors

Abnormal Returns

behaviouralinvestment.com) Money market mutual fund assets are surging. caia.org) Startups have shifted to capital efficiency. ft.com) Why health care startups often use human names. bonddad.blogspot.com) The ISM services number is in steep decline. Strategy What does ChatGPT know about investing?

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Thursday links: economic realities

Abnormal Returns

nytimes.com) Venture capital AI startups continue to gain venture interest. economist.com) Fund management Avantis Investors is adding assets and launching new ETFs. ritholtz.com) 30-year mortgage rates are now well over 7.0% (cnbc.com) Global There is a boom in the number of space-related startups in India.

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Sunday links: poor listeners

Abnormal Returns

(awealthofcommonsense.com) There are a lot of different asset allocations you can live with. ft.com) Do startups founded in recessions fare better? downtownjoshbrown.com) College-educated women with children under 10 are in the workforce at record numbers. wsj.com) The inside story of Microsoft's ($MSFT) partnership with OpenAI.

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Switching Jobs and Your Startup Equity: What You Need to Know

Harness Wealth

If you’re a startup employee, chances are you earn stock options or grants as part of your compensation package. Startups typically follow a three to four year vesting schedule, with shares gradually being distributed monthly after one full year on the job (that one-year mark is known as the cliff).

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