Welcome to day 1 of the 2025 FOX Private Family Capital Summit. Nate Hamilton, Chairman, FOX Nick Rhoads, Board Member, FOX
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The energy and natural resources sector is at a unique inflection point as the demand for power to drive data centers and AI compute increases. Hear from experienced energy investors discuss how they invest Private Family Capital into energy and power as well as the opportunities and risks in today’s political climate. Shameek Konar, Head of Energy, Ara & Former CEO, Pilot Jack Reilley, CIO, Turtle Creek
Join Kevin Gordon, Director and Senior Investment Strategist at Charles Schwab & Co., as he discusses the latest economic trends, opportunities, risks and market developments most affecting family offices and multi-generational wealth. Kevin will tackle several key topics most top of mind for private family capital including:
Understanding the nuances between retirement plans can be challenging. This Quick Reference Guide to Retirement Plans compares and contrasts features such as account establishment, account contributions, and accessibility.
IntraFi will lead a thought-provoking discussion with their partners at BNY [Shofiur Razzaque, Michael F. Black], to challenge our perception of how to leverage wealth to give back to our communities. More specifically, their Advancing Communities Together (ACT) ACT Deposit Program.
For income earned in 2025 and tax returns filed in 2026, this tax planning reference guide provides information on the tax rate schedules, exemptions, and contributions to savings plans. As a planning tool for you and your advisors, it can help you see if you need to make any adjustments regarding your tax efficiency, wealth planning, retirement planning, philanthropic strategics, and business and estate planning.
To clarify the inherited IRA distribution requirements that were first laid out in the 2019 SECURE Act, the IRS issued proposed regulations in 2021 that impacted IRA beneficiaries. While investors and wealth owners may perceive the taxes they’ll incur as unfavorable due to the requirement of minimum distributions, the new regulations may benefit investors by enabling them to spread income over multiple years. This paper, with a case study, examines the tax consequences of different withdrawal strategies.
With the U.S. election results in 2024 setting the stage for significant changes in tax legislation, the administration is expected to prioritize extending the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) and potentially repealing parts of the Inflation Reduction Act, which may lead to adjustments in corporate taxes and individual tax provisions. As we navigate these changes, it is important for individuals and businesses to stay informed and proactive in their planning approach.
State legislatures faced a growing number of budget shortfalls to begin fiscal year 2025 as lower tax collections and a slowing economy curtailed the pandemic-era revenue boom. However, tax increases were rarely in the discussion. Budgets were balanced, and some states still have managed to cut taxes. Regardless of what occurs in statehouses, taxpayers need to prepare for both unforeseen economic changes and the potential for federal tax reform to trickle down to the states.
The 2024 economic environment presented a complex landscape for family office investments, characterized by heightened global uncertainty and an evolving interest rate backdrop. As central banks, particularly the Federal Reserve, navigate the aftermath of prolonged accommodative policies, family offices are recalibrating their investment strategies to adapt to these changes.