Wealth Matters: How Loopholes Help Trump and Other Real Estate Moguls Avoid Taxes
The ability to deduct business losses against income tax is common. But there are myriad other benefits, all legal, crea...
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Wealth Matters: Investing for Social Impact Is Complicated. Here Are 4 Ways to Simplify It.
Many organizations measure the effect of investments meant to spur positive change, but the metrics they use, and their...
Personal Finance Daily: ‘I’ve totaled a brand new Lamborghini’ — status-conscious millennials ‘flex’ their wealth on Bumble and Tinder and more proof that millennials are beer snobs
‘I’ve totaled a brand new Lamborghini’ — status-conscious millennials ‘flex’ their wealth on Bumble and Tinder and more...
Love & Money: ‘I’ve totaled a brand new Lamborghini’ — status-conscious millennials ‘flex’ their wealth on Bumble and Tinder
Posing on private on dating sites and name-dropping famous people is unlikely to get you a date, singles tell MarketWatc...
Wealth Matters: Notre-Dame Donation Backlash Raises Debate: What’s Worthy of Philanthropy?
Philanthropic experts said they were not shocked by what seemed like an ungrateful response to the money raised to resto...
Wealth Matters: 4 Tax Strategies That Could Make a Divorce Settlement Easier
Divorce negotiations are never easy, and they became more complicated this year, thanks to the tax overhaul. Here are fo...
Fed Chair Jerome Powell could resign if 'browbeaten' enough: Wealth fund advisor Sri-Kumar
President Trump can't fire the Fed chairman, but he can make it "extremely uncomfortable" for him to stay in the jo...
Wealth Matters: Who’s at Fault? Read the Fine Print to Make Sure You’re Not at Risk
Liability waivers, often in small type and filled with legal verbiage, have become a part of modern life. But how enforc...
The Wall Street Journal: Norway to cut major emerging markets from the sovereign wealth fund’s fixed-income benchmark
The move further distances the country’s economy from the global energy sector.
Wealth Matters: Dream of Owning a Plane? This Tax Break Can Help
The Republican tax overhaul has bolstered sales of private planes by allowing buyers to deduct the cost as a business in...
Wealth Matters: When Condo Boards and Residents Clash, Legal Bills Mount
When people buy into a development with a board or housing association, landing in the middle of a board dispute can be...
Wealth Matters: The Teddy Bear Test, and Other Ways to Pass a State Tax Audit
Wealthy people with multiple homes may try to establish residency in lower-tax states to reduce their bill. Advisers say...
Wealth Matters: How to Avoid the Next Real Estate Downturn
Property investments have long been associated with wealth creation. In a recession, though, they can be risky for owner...
Personal Finance Daily: Should air travelers be concerned about the Boeing 737 Max and how wealth benefits college applicants
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Wealth Matters: The Allure, and Burden, of Private Equity
As seductive as private equity is, it can trap investors with onerous restrictions like high capital requirements and lo...
Ghost workers sap Tunisia's phosphate wealth
METLAOUI, Tunisia - Tunisia's state phosphate firm CPG pays Abdel-Basset Klifhi a salary of $280 a month, even thou...
Wealth Matters: 5 Ways to Value Your Collection, Whether It’s Fine Wine or Shrunken Heads
Collectible assets can be worth millions of dollars, but surges in the market can put desired items out of reach, while...
Wealth Matters: Parking an Investment in Your Garage
Collectible cars are illiquid assets that require time and money and are not easy to sell. Here’s how to invest in one w...
Market Extra: How a 12-year Vanguard win streak makes it the ‘Amazon of wealth management’
Vanguard has taken in more money than any other fund company for 12 years in a row.
Elizabeth Warren Wants a Wealth Tax. How Would That Even Work?
There are other tools that don’t involve quite the risks and challenges of targeting the richest families.