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Unlocking Estate Planning Potential with Carried Interest

Wealth Management

Anthony Venette , Manager, Valuation Services , Withum July 30, 2025 5 Min Read The passage of recent tax legislation has brought welcome clarity to estate planners and private investors alike. The key is not just to identify the opportunity but also to execute the valuation and structure it with discipline and precision.

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Weekend Reading For Financial Planners (January 11–12)

Nerd's Eye View

Enjoy the current installment of "Weekend Reading For Financial Planners" - this week's edition kicks off with the news that the "Social Security Fairness Act" was signed into law this week, eliminating the Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) and the Government Pension Offset (GPO) provisions, which previously reduced the Social Security benefits (..)

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5 Financially strong smallcap stocks with PE ratios below their 5 year average to look out for

Trade Brains

This may present a good opportunity for value investors looking to invest in stable businesses at attractive valuations. indicating a valuation discount. indicating a valuation discount. indicating a valuation discount. indicating a valuation discount. indicating a valuation discount.

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Three Things – Exponential AI

Discipline Funds

This means valuations could actually move even higher and owning capital is going to become increasingly important for financial well-being. Governments will get much bigger. As inflation falls governments will have a much greater capacity to spend. The age of abundance is coming. Everything will become a technology firm.

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Three Things – Macro Thoughts

Discipline Funds

The biggie is valuations which have now surpassed their 2021 highs and rank only second to the late 1990s period. They dominate every aspect of what they do and so their valuations are high because they should be high. Getting back on point though – this is always the problem with crazy high valuations/expectations.

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Dispelling Big Investing Myths | Dan Rasmussen

Validea

They explore several fascinating market insights, including: Why high bond yields don’t necessarily translate to high returns The dramatic outperformance of U.S.

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A $33 Billion Value Manager Who Has Actually Outperformed | Scott McBride

Validea

He also shares valuable insights about maintaining flexibility in investment approach rather than being dogmatic about any single strategy.