During the process of selling a business, owners have many obstacles to navigate: processes, taxes, and, of course, deciding what to do next.
In this article, we’ll discuss the different types of taxes a business owner may encounter when selling their business, as well as options for how to invest the proceeds.
As you start thinking about the process of selling your business, compare this process to a game of baseball. Where do all pick-up baseball games start? With picking your team.
So, captain, who’s your first pick?
With rising interest rates and inflation reaching a 40-year high, investors, planners and affluent individuals are searching for solutions to create financial strategies to meet their goals.
Affluent individuals and families may choose to implement charitable giving strategies for the wealth of benefits these strategies provide.
Wealth management combines various financial services to consult and address the needs of affluent individuals.
Holistic financial planning considers the big picture of an individual’s finances while including both short and long-term goals.
With rapid growth across the economy and innovations in manufacturing, digital and information technology, India is proving to be an exciting investment for American investors. Additionally, India is home to a rapidly growing economy, the largest youth population in the world, and rising global competitiveness.
As the Federal Reserve continues its process of quantitative tightening, many investors are concerned about rising interest rates and inflation. Opportunities in private credit can help investors hedge against these risks.
First, let’s discuss the process of quantitative tightening and what these changes mean for investors.
With inflation reaching 40-year highs, investors are eager to find investments to hedge against the decreasing value of their money. Multifamily real estate can provide opportunities for investors to protect themselves against their declining purchasing power.
Taxpayers, especially high-net-worth individuals, commonly experience the issues of high-income taxes and wealth transfer taxes in their financial planning.
At Centura, we are dedicated to our role as stewards in leading our clients to purposeful financial planning and investing strategies to ensure their success.
High net worth individuals have long benefited from real estate’s positive investing attributes: hard assets v. volatile securities, income producing qualities, inflation hedges, and favorable tax benefits. But direct ownership of those assets frequently leads to feelings of being trapped. Enter the syndicated real estate investment vehicle.