Why throw money out the window? Taxes only going up.
Save time: delegate all the detail and coordination to us.
We do not believe "one size fits all." You get tailored advice.
At a certain level of wealth, it is critical to protect your assets.
Our clients prefer a dual focus: invest for profit and purpose.
Not just stocks|bonds, but gold, crypto and real estate as well.
Often, the best deals are invitation only.
You get an assigned point person focusing on you.
Real estate collateralized loan fund (no debt at Fund-level, monthly cash distributions, max 70% loan to value); historically has yielded 7-8% per year and distributes cash on a monthly basis
Distressed investment fund: produces better than average returns during period of change and distress; targets 20%+ annualized returns) -- 5 year hold
DIP lending fund: targets 15% annualized return -- 3 year hold; fully collateralized loans
An Israeli biotech company that is radically reducing re-incision risk with initial focus on breast cancer survivors, and next use cases targeting liver and lungs (3-10x target return, 5 years)
Sitting on cash OR investing in near-zero return bonds and getting hosed by inflation
Letting emotions get the better of you and either being under-invested or over-invested at the wrong time and then either needlessly locking in a loss or missing a lot of upside (sitting in cash)
Failing to do in-depth due diligence and getting trapped in unprofitable private deals
Paying unnecessary taxes when you could be using that cash to fund your retirement bucket (especially true for business owners who can take advantage of legal IRS approved methods)
Not letting your winners run and failing to cut your losers short to protect your capital
We give you an app you can use on your
phone or tablet to see your whole picture.
We organize and store your key estate docs
online; there when you need them and easy to
share with others as you see fit. No paper!
TIME LEFT IN 2026
What if U.S. federal income tax rates go up? Many business leaders feel this is inevitable, just a matter of when, especially given the non-stop level of government spending.
What if Congress slashes the estate tax exemption before you can move a meaningful chunk of your wealth out of your estate? Would you be ok with the I.R.S. getting as much as your kids?
What if you were so busy during the sale of your business that you missed out on some tax planning techniques that can't be done after the sale -- resulting in your overpaying millions in taxes?
What if the stock market suffered a pull back: are you positioned to take advantage of that if we see one this year? Or would that be stressful given how your assets are currently positioned?