A “big” inheritance may not be all financial

A “big” inheritance may not be all financial

Welcome to the Great Wealth Transfer! This much-cited era, happening right now, is reportedly the time when trillions of dollars will pass from one generation to the next over the coming decades in various forms, ranging from cash and stock to real estate and business...
Early birds, “bunching,” and planning for year-end

Early birds, “bunching,” and planning for year-end

When “back to school” enters your vocabulary, you know the rest of the year will go by in a flash! That’s why it’s important to check in on your charitable goals for 2026 before fall gets into full swing. Otherwise, you may find yourself scrambling to synchronize tax...
Early birds, “bunching,” and planning for year-end

Bunching charitable gifts, year-end, and getting ahead

For many attorneys, CPAs, and financial advisors, the last weeks of summer mark the beginning of year-end planning season. As clients return from vacations and turn their attention to tax and financial planning, it’s an ideal time to revisit charitable giving...
Highs and lows: Reminding clients about stock gifts

Highs and lows: Reminding clients about stock gifts

As an attorney, CPA, or financial advisor, you’re well aware that your clients are typically better off from a tax perspective if they donate to charity by giving appreciated stock held for more than one year instead of writing a check. That’s because the client’s...