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Inspired Discovery: Asking Vision Questions To Focus On Clients’ “Ideal Self”

Nerd's Eye View

It's natural for advisors to begin discovery meetings by asking questions about a client's current financial situation – understanding cash flow, debt, investments, risk tolerance, or even the burning tax concern that brought them to the advisor's door in the first place is crucial for financial planning.

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Weekend Reading For Financial Planners (April 19–20)

Nerd's Eye View

Which could create opportunities for firms to seek opportunities to move 'upmarket' by trying to add new HNW clients who might not have an advice relationship (or whose current advisor doesn't provide sufficiently comprehensive service).

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At The Money: Are Hedge Fund Right For You?

The Big Picture

Anyone who puts up like really big numbers wildly outperforming the market sort of gets feted by the media, and then they sort of fade back into what they were doing. The biggest difference for those institutions and high-net-worth individuals is taxes. Most hedge fund strategies are tax-inefficient. Has nothing to do with 68%.

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What Does an IPO Mean for Stock Options? What Happens to Employees When a Company Goes Public

Darrow Wealth Management

Exercise strategy: Timing: Consider the tax implications of exercising vested options before or after the IPO, timing of sales, and tax planning opportunities. Cash flow: Depending on the type of equity you have, exercising can be challenging given tax implications and having cash to buy the stock.

Taxes 98
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Portfolio Income And How To Earn It

Clever Girl Finance

We’ll also go over the benefits of growing the income for your portfolio and how to deal with taxes from investments! Shareholders (owners of the company’s stock) receive dividends based on the number of shares they hold. At the same time, you lower your exposure to the risks of each. Risk tolerance is simply a preference.

Portfolio 105
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5 Facts You Need to Know About Your Retirement Plan

Getting Your Financial Ducks In A Row

Many of us are covered by one or more types of defined contribution retirement plans, such as a 401(k), 403(b), 457, or any of a number of other plans. Since you are not taxed on each dollar that has been deferred into the retirement account, your “take home” pay only reduces by the amount that is left over after taxation.

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Concentration Risk and Your Equity Compensation: Reasons and Rebuttals

Zajac Group

For some, concentration risk might mean holding any amount of a single stock position in a company they work for. For others, concentration might feel suitable if they have significant other assets and/or if they have a high risk tolerance or high risk capacity. Here are a number of reasons we’ve seen.