March 25, 2014 |
Now What?: Dealing With Remorse After Selling A Company
Most entrepreneurs have the same idea; build their company and then sell it for big bucks. But most owners who do that usually end up ...
Learn MoreNow What?: Dealing With Remorse After Selling A Company
Most entrepreneurs have the same idea; build their company and then sell it for big bucks.
But most owners who do that usually end up staying with the firm for a few years after the sale is consummated. What they don’t necessarily expect are the mixed feelings they have, according to an article in the New York Times.
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March 20, 2014 |
How To Handle Leaving Unequal Amounts To Your Children
Many parents divide their assets equally among their children. That’s the easy way. But what if you want to give more to one child than ...
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Assisted Suicide Case Dismissed
A judge in Pennsylvania has thrown out a case of assisted suicide lodged against a nurse who was charged with murder last year for allegedly ...
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Where Not To Die
Although the federal estate tax exemption has been raised to a generous $5.3 million, what about the states? The truth is that, despite the large ...
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Keys To Selling Your Family Business
There are plenty of challenges to running a successful family business. But they can look like a hop, skip and a jump compared to the ...
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Teenager Gets $25 Million Fortune – With One Catch
Actor Paul Walker of Fast & Furious fame, who died in a car accident in November, left his entire fortune of $25 million to his ...
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‘Gifting’ May Be Penalized By Medicaid
While people can “gift” up to $14,000 each to anyone they want to each year without tax penalty, that tactic is not going to fly ...
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Florida Court Ruling Provides Guidance For Those Using Trust For Asset Protection
A recent appellate court ruling in Florida gives former spouses the legal grounds to take funds from a type of trust that was thought to ...
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Hoffman’s Will Raises Legal Issues
Actor Phillip Seymour Hoffman, who died of a drug overdose in February, had not updated his will in years. The mistake could prove troublesome for ...
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What To Do When Your Elderly Parents Move In With You
More and more, elderly parents are moving in with their grown children. With the increasing costs of nursing homes, this makes financial sense for many ...
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