JPMorgan brings in Tom Brady, Dwyane Wade, and Megan Rapinoe to win over up-and-coming athletes

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The Athlete Council includes Tom Brady, Megan Rapinoe, and Dwyane Wade.

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Goldman Sachs added 7 new leaders at the top — all from its $3.6 trillion wealth and investing business

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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon.

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How Jane Fraser's 'star recruits' are helping Citi push ahead

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Jane Fraser is the CEO of Citi.

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Two siblings shaping Goldman Sachs share how they rose to the top

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From left: Padi and Neema Raphael, partners at Goldman Sachs.

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Wall Street is in for a sweet payday this year, but AI could mean leaner teams ahead

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Think you know a lot about managing your money? Test your knowledge against a new wealth encyclopedia.

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The wealth management industry in the US is booming.

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Fintech pitch deck library: How more than 60 startups raised millions in funding from top investors

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Check out these pitch decks for examples of fintech founders sold their vision.

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Who gets the ski cottage? How rich Americans give homes to their children without causing feuds.

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Rich Americans want their homes to stay in the family without causing sibling squabbles.

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12 tactics America's wealthiest use to save big on taxes, from putting mansions in trusts to stashing fortunes for a 1,000 years

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Thanks to tax cuts made during the first Trump administration, Americans can give or hand down about $13 million in assets without paying federal estate tax. Only 0.2% of taxpayers have to worry about this tax, and they hire top-notch accountants and lawyers to pay as little as possible.

Rich entrepreneurs looking to cash out can save big on taxes by gifting stock to their parents and getting it back when they die

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Upstream planning allows the rich to save on taxes while keeping assets in the family.

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