The hot new commute for Miami billionaires costs $1,000 a minute

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ILandMiami's helipads, one of which is seen here off the coast of Star Island, float through Miami's waterways, providing flexible landing for the city's billionaire residents.

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I advise Citi's ultra-wealthy clients on their art. I always take these precautions when entering their homes.

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Carla Caputo says she always follows a few key rules when in clients' homes.

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Millionaires are rethinking where they move — soaring private healthcare costs are redrawing the global map

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The sun sets on the skyline of lower Manhattan and One World Trade Center in New York City as seagulls fly over the Hudson River on December 4, 2025, in Jersey City, New Jersey.
Millionaires are rethinking where to live as soaring private healthcare costs reshape the world's most desirable destinations, according to Henley & Partners.

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The next generation of heirs is rewiring family offices — and triggering a talent war

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Businessmen on Wall Street in New York City, on September 19, 2008
Family offices are multiplying so fast that a fierce talent war has erupted for CIOs, ESG pros, and tech specialists, an IMD report says.

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Why most rich families lose their fortunes — and how 5 kinds of 'capital' can save them, says a legendary advisor

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James E. Hughes Jr. says true wealth isn't money — it's the well-being of a family that grows together.

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Ultrawealthy families are pouring billions into private credit and real estate, but cutting back on early-stage startups

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The moon rises behind the skyline of Lower Manhattan and One World Trade Center as the sun sets in New York City on October 3, 2025.
The ultrawealthy are pulling back from risky startups and pouring billions into private credit and real estate, per Campden Wealth's 2025 report.

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Family offices are booming as the superrich look to futureproof their fortunes

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A cyclist rides along the Marina Bay promenade, which is next to the financial business district in Singapore on May 9, 2022.
Singapore has become a global hub for the world's wealthiest families, hosting more than 2,000 single-family offices by 2024, per Julius Baer.

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The world's richest people now control nearly $60 trillion — here's how they're investing their fortunes

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Crowds walk through Midtown Manhattan on October 16, 2025.
The world's ultra-rich now control nearly $60 trillion, and younger generations are transforming how it's invested, per Altrata's data.

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These are the top 10 cities where the world's wealthiest live

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Hong Kong, China
Hong Kong is number two on the list.

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Florida, Texas, and Utah are the fastest-growing hot spots for America's superrich

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Aerial view of Miami skyline with skyscrapers, Downtown Brickell, and Miami Beach at night in Miami on June 22, 2024.
Florida is booming with the superrich, as Miami and other hubs outpace California's old guard, per Altrata.

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