Charitable giving in the U.S. has grown to record levels in recent years, and donor-advised funds (DAFs) account for nearly 10% of all U.S. charitable giving.
The importance of connecting with your children, whether they are ten years old or sixty years old, never diminishes. The investment you make in them comes back ten-fold in the family office setting and in innumerable, intangible ways in your life with them.
When you make more money than your friends, it can set up awkward and uncomfortable money dilemmas. However, there are ways to get around them by having a few good verbal comebacks and a dose of niceness to help you sidestep a lot of cringe-worthy money situations.
A host can be held liable for injuries caused to a third party if an intoxicated guest causes a car accident. If guests are injured on the premises due to hazardous conditions, the homeowner can be held liable.
Reviewing the changes to the Tax Reform law from the lens of tax-efficient giving, it's clear it created some philanthropic winners and losers for the next few years.
Failure has long been a product of the entrepreneur, embodied fully by the mantra of the economic juggernaut Silicon Valley—“Fail Often, Fail Fast, Fail Forward.” Some corporations are following this lead and finding value in experimentation, pushing the envelope, and learning from mistakes.
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Please join us for our third FOX Rising Gen Forumon May 5-6, 2019. This community was created to help connect like-minded peers looking for an opportunity to learn, share experiences, and develop skills as leaders within your families.
Katherine Lorenz, President, Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation, talks about how a childhood drawing of a cloud inspired her perspective on what it means to be a philanthropist—and how giving sparked discussions about lived experiences and issues around the world.
Interest in various forms of impact investing has been growing, but the array of terms—ESG, SRI, Green Bonds, and Engagement—in this area has contributed to investor confusion.
