According to The Chronicle of Philanthropy, 12 of the 50 most generous donors in 2014 are from the technology industry, and a stunning number of them are under age 40. The amount contributed by tech entrepreneurs increased tenfold from 2010 to...
It’s a day your client hoped would never come. His spouse has died. His world is turned upside down, leaving him vulnerable and bereft. And as he’s dealing with his grief and loss, he will be required to make critical legal and...
While many studies signal a growing debt crisis in America, a new survey of nearly 3,000 U.S. adults indicates that Americans’ debt may not be as big a problem as you’d think. A recent GOBankingRates.com survey found that more than half of U.S...
A great deal of ink has been spilled and many hands wrung in the past few years over an impending “retirement crisis,” the belief that boomers will discover they have not saved enough to support themselves in retirement. ...
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(Bloomberg) -- A new question surrounding Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s business empire emerged recently, thanks to the publication of a 1995 New York state tax document: How could he have had a $916 million personal...
The mutual fund giant Fidelity Investments, founded seven decades ago and run ever since by the Johnson family, has won the trust of tens of millions of investors...
(Bloomberg View) -- The richest Americans are much less likely to have inherited their wealth than their counterparts in many supposedly more egalitarian countries. They’re not remarkably rich in degrees from elite universities. Rich...
