Tag: legacy planning

High-Net-Worth Estate Planning: Tax-Efficient Tips

Written by Jeff Diamond, AIF® on June 28, 2023.

Optimize your high-net-worth estate planning with tax-efficient strategies for maximum wealth preservation.

Tax-Savvy Moves to Protect Your Legacy

Estate planning is a critical aspect of financial management, especially if you are a high-net-worth individual. To optimize your financial legacy while complying with legal requirements, it is essential to consider tax-efficient strategies. By implementing effective high-net-worth estate planning techniques, you may minimize tax liabilities and ensure a smooth transition of wealth to future generations. Below, we will explore a comprehensive range of tips for tax-efficient estate planning that may help you maximize the preservation and distribution of your assets.

Transitioning Your Family Business to the Next Generation

Written by Jeff Diamond, AIF® on November 16, 2022.

Transitioning your family business to the next generation can be complex but these smart tips can help you successfully navigate the transition.

Strategies to Build Generational Wealth for Your Family

Written by Zachary Morris, CFP® on November 2, 2022.

If you want to build generational wealth for your family be clear about your goals and take it one strategic step at a time.

Legacy Planning: Five Ways to Help Your Heirs Preserve and Grow their Inheritance

Written by Jeff Diamond, AIF® on July 12, 2021.

Don’t Skip this Often-Overlooked Step as You Plan the Disposition of Your Estate

Legacy planning, also called estate planning, is a long-term process. In fact, you’ve probably been engaged in it for much of your adult life, even if you didn’t realize it in the moment. Things like taking out a life insurance policy and naming beneficiaries on your retirement accounts are important steps in planning the eventual disposition of your estate and ensuring those you care about will be financially secure.

On the formal side of things, it’s important that you meet with an estate planning attorney, write a legal will, draft a durable power of attorney, and execute an advanced health care directive. In this article, however, we will examine an important legacy planning step that is too often overlooked: preparing your heirs to receive their inheritance – and helping them to preserve and grow it, as well.