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Do wealthy couples have fewer money conflicts? Truth is, money doesn't solve problems, and can even create some. But by learning to communicate openly about money, new couples who both bring wealth into a relationship can build strong, lasting partnerships.
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Transferring ownership of a family business can be tricky. Our checklist of financial considerations for family business succession planning can help.
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Life insurance can be an integral part of succession planning for a small or family-owned business.
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Choosing an executor for your estate or acting as one for someone else is a big responsibility. Find out everything you need to know about executors.
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Developing a transition plan that outlines what will happen to your business when your retire or you die is crucial, particularly if you want to leave the business to your heirs.
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