Andrew Van Alstyne had the privilege to be featured in Yahoo! Finance to talk to readers about the importance of being prepared at all times for the possibility of a job loss.
Andrew discusses why it is important to have a dedicated emergency fund along with tax efficient ways of further upskilling and educating oneself.
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The Supreme Court's Connelly decision reshapes estate planning and buy-sell agreements for business owners.
For business owners, the importance of buy/sell agreements cannot be overstated. These contracts are designed to protect both the business and its owners by setting clear guidelines for ownership transitions in case of unforeseen events such as death, disability, or retirement. Without such an agreement, businesses can face severe disruptions, leading to internal disputes or financial strain.
A buy/sell agreement helps ensure that ownership changes are handled smoothly by defining how shares will be sold and at what price. More importantly, it prevents the business from falling into the hands of unintended parties, like an owner’s ex-spouse or an outsider who could negatively impact the company’s operations.
By incorporating key provisions such as purchase price determination and funding mechanisms, buy/sell agreements give businesses a solid foundation for navigating ownership transitions, ultimately protecting their long-term success.
Passing on wealth to the next generation is more than just managing financial assets—it's about ensuring your values, wisdom, and legacy endure. This article explores simple strategies to transfer both financial and qualitative capital, helping you create a lasting legacy for your family.
Managing wealth when your largest asset is real estate requires thoughtful strategies. From tax-efficient tools like 1031 exchanges to diversification through DSTs and UPREITs, each option offers unique benefits and trade-offs. Finding the right path depends on balancing growth, liquidity, and long-term goals while navigating the complexities of real estate investment.