Tax planning is often something associated with filing season. But in my experience, the most significant tax events, particularly for high-net-worth families, occur before April. The most impactful tax events can be overlooked when financial advisors and planners do not give strategic tax planning the same consistent, year-round focus as other areas of their practices,
Turns out that guilty pleasure may be a virtuous vice. We tend to categorize food in black-and-white terms — “good” or “bad” for you, “naughty” or “nice.” There are “healthy” staples, like fruits, vegetables and fish that provide essential vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. A steady diet of these foods can lower the risk of chronic
While there are many ways to treat high blood pressure — a condition affecting nearly half of American adults — new research has uncovered a surprising lifestyle move to consider: Taking up yoga. Practicing yoga a few times a week on a regular basis may have a significant impact on blood pressure in adults who are
Rutgers event highlights cutting-edge health research in growing field of AI use in healthcare More than 200 researchers, clinicians, students and industry leaders gathered at Rutgers University on March 23 for the annual Rutgers Health Center for Biomedical Informatics and Health Artificial Intelligence Symposium. Antonina Mitrofanova, associate professor, Rutgers School of Health Professions; Evan Johnson,
Artificial intelligence is already drafting emails, analysing markets and offering portfolio suggestions with unnerving speed. For a generation raised on algorithms, it raises an inevitable question. If AI can rebalance a portfolio in seconds, do you still really need a human adviser to manage a nine figure fortune? Here, some of the top wealth advisers
AI could be about to derail your plans to retire early, one investing pro says. Loading audio narration… Nick Maggiulli, the chief operating officer at Ritholtz Wealth Management, has a warning for people looking to pursue Coast FIRE, a strategy in the broader Financial Independence, Retire Early movement. It involves investors saving aggressively for retirement
* Quilter says recent market recovery lifted AUM from March-end levels * Liontrust’s AUM rises over 6% in April from March-end * Aberdeen says weak markets offset growth at interactive investor platform April 22 (Reuters) – British money manager Quilter posted record net inflows of 3.1 billion pounds ($4.2 billion) in the first quarter, while
This month, the BBC will mark the ten-year anniversary of NHS Couch to 5K, the groundbreaking free running plan aimed at beginners. Over the last decade, the BBC’s collaboration with the Department of Health & Social Care on the NHS Couch to 5K app has led to over 8 million lifetime downloads and supported over
Wes Streeting, the Health Secretary, said: “We want to give patients more control over their own healthcare. Home testing has real potential to make diagnosis faster and more convenient. Getting tested shouldn’t mean unnecessarily taking time off work to travel to a clinic, if it can be as simple as picking up your phone. “People
The UK’s current unemployment crisis affecting thousands of businesses could be significantly reduced through earlier and more targeted workplace wellbeing support, according to new research from Westfield Health. A survey of 2,303 UK adults, both working and non-working, found that three quarters (75%) of people who left work due to ill health say their previous