Creating Multigenerational Wealth: Strategies For Each Generation

Creating Multigenerational Wealth: Strategies For Each Generation

What if your inheritance, or your children's, ended up going to Uncle Sam? Or what if it fell under court control or sparked relationship-ending family feuds?

These worst-case scenarios happen more often than you might think, especially when legacy planning is overlooked. Whether you’re a Gen Zer, a Baby Boomer, or somewhere in between, taking steps now can protect your family’s legacy and create a smoother path for wealth transitions.

By building a solid framework today, you can help preserve wealth for the next generation – whether it’s you or your children. Discover what that takes and how families can work together across generations to build more financial security for the future in our latest Visual Insights Newsletter.

The Retiree's Time Machine: Lessons from your Future Self

The Retiree's Time Machine: Lessons from your Future Self

How long will your retirement last? While none of us can see the future, many of us tend to underestimate how long we’ll be retired. This is partly because we might not have a clear picture of today’s longer life expectancy - life spans tend to increase by about three years with each generation. And as a result, it’s easy to misjudge just how much we’ll need for a comfortable retirement. Surprisingly, many people also overestimate the amount they’ve saved for retirement. Together, these financial blind spots can create real challenges when it comes to preparing for the future. And those aren’t the only misconceptions that may be affecting your retirement plan.

SUSHI: A CRASH COURSE ON INFLATION

SUSHI: A CRASH COURSE ON INFLATION

When was the last time you stopped at McDonald’s?

What about Taco Bell, Chipotle, or Jimmy John’s?

If it’s been a while, your next fast food bill could be shocking.

That’s because these restaurants have doubled or even tripled their prices in recent years.

So, it’s now double-digit prices for Big Macs, burritos, and other fast food.

When will it stop and how far can it go?

Decades of Freedom: How Longevity Can Impact Your Retirement

Decades of Freedom: How Longevity Can Impact Your Retirement

Picture this: You’re 120 years old.

You’ve been retired for…not 20, not 30, but 60 years. You’ve had a lot of time, but now––not a lot of money.

This may sound like the setup for an unfortunate sci-fi movie, but these days, longevity is an extremely important issue when planning for retirement.

Life expectancies keep rising with advancements in modern medicine, which could potentially give you multiple decades of post-work life.

To enjoy those years to the fullest, it’s time to start thinking about longevity in retirement now.