TFO Wealth Partners President and Family Wealth Strategist Brady Fineske has once again been recognized by Forbes Magazine as a 2024 Best-in-State Wealth Advisor.
Brady Fineske, TFO Wealth Partners President and Family Wealth Strategist, has once again been named to Barron’s 2024 America’s Top 1,200 Financial Advisors list. Congratulations Brady on this recent honor.
Some investors might suggest the success of the ‘Magnificent 7’ stocks stems from an environment favoring a “winner takes all” approach where a handful of companies achieve significant market share, ultimately suppressing competition. But reaching the top of one’s respective industry, and staying on top, are two very different things.
As your family adviser, we spend much of our time discussing how to invest your money. However just as, or maybe even more important, is helping you determine how you ultimately want to use your wealth to achieve life fulfillment.
TFO Wealth Partners is thrilled to announce Jesse MacDonald has been named our newest partner. Jesse joined our firm in 2009 and has touched many facets of our family of companies, leading our marketing efforts and developing new products and solutions for our client families. His hard work and commitment are what we look for in a TFO colleague. Please join us in congratulating Jesse as our newest partner.
As we head for the year’s home stretch, there is a host of planning items you should consider as well as some general information you should be aware of for the coming year.
TFO Wealth Partners has once again been named to Forbes’ list of America’s Top RIA Firms for 2023.
We are proud to once again have been named to FA Magazine’s Financial Advisor Magazine’s RIA Survey and Rankings List for 2023.
Many estate plans include a program of making lifetime gifts which has the potential to offer important rewards and benefits. Here are some of these benefits you may want to consider.
In the overall U.S. business landscape, mergers, takeovers, and buyouts are occurring at a steady rate. If you were to place your business on the market would you know what it is worth? Setting the price is often the most important aspect of the transaction. In this article we tackle valuation methods, the important role of taxes, and the differences and considerations of a taxable and a nontaxable transaction.
Digital property (or digital assets) can be understood as any information about you or created by you that exists in digital form, either online or on an electronic storage device, including the information necessary to access the digital asset. All of your digital property comprises what is known as your digital estate.
TFO Wealth Partners is thrilled to announce Adele Sobieszczanski, TFO Wealth Partners Executive Vice President and Family Wealth Strategist, has been named our newest partner. Through the years, Adele has been instrumental in every facet of our business, ultimately helping lead the creation of our registered investment advisory firm and helping grow it into what it is today. If you know Adele, you know her hard work, commitment to her team, and her never-ending focus on her clients are what we look for in a TFO Wealth Partners colleague. We thank you Adele for all you continue to do for us and congratulate you on this much deserved honor.
For business owners considering expanding their team and allowing family members to enter the business there are some questions you may want to ask yourself before jumping in, and succession plan considerations you won’t want to miss.
We are thrilled to announce that Adele Sobieszczanski has recently been named to the Forbes Best-In-State Wealth Advisors list for Ohio, evaluated as of June 30th, 2022. Thank you Adele for all you do for us and your client families, and to our team who also make these recognitions possible.
We are thrilled to announce that Brady Fineske was recently ranked #12 in Ohio on Barron’s 2023 Top 1,200 Advisors, evaluated as of September 30th, 2022. We want to congratulate Brady and recognize our team of colleagues who help make this possible.
If you’re a small business owner, you’ve invested a great deal of time and effort into building your company. With day-to-day demands, it may be difficult to imagine your eventual transition into retirement. Yet, if you want to build personal financial security and ensure business continuation, it is important to plan ahead. Business succession planning can help create retirement income for a retiring business owner and facilitate the transfer of operations and/or ownership to family or another entity. A succession plan can also provide a strategy to handle unforeseen events, such as death or disability.
Suppose an elderly family member becomes incapacitated and has made no arrangements for such a situation. Advance directives are legal instructions that express a person’s wishes regarding financial and health care decisions in the event that he or she becomes unable to make them. If incapacity occurs and there are no advance directives, is guardianship a viable option?
If you’re fortunate enough to own a small business, has your enterprise flourished into something a bit more complex than you ever would have expected? If this sounds familiar, you probably also have experienced a gradual shift in your responsibilities—from being a person in complete control to a manager attempting to oversee many facets of the business.
We are thrilled to have been recently named to Forbes' 2022 America’s Top RIA Firms list. This list contains the names of 100 Registered Investment Advisory firms firms who were evaluated based on a number of metrics including their experience, size, track record of helping clients grow their wealth, among other factors. We believe this recent honor is directly related to our team’s commitment to being more for our clients and we couldn’t be prouder of them.
The IRS just announced the 2023 contribution limits for qualified retirement plans which include significant increases. Notably, the employee contribution limit is rising almost 10% to $22,500. The catch-up contribution for individuals 50 or older is increasing by $1,000 to $7,500.