Don't Leave Your Beneficiaries Unchecked


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by Matt Magee at mForce Capital

It's football season, so expect a lot of sports-related content in the next few months. As a financial planner, seeing posts like this screams poor financial management.

If you are a high earner and don't feel like you're getting ahead, don't hesitate to reach out. It's likely time to take a closer look at what is going on.

Also, don't feel bad for Cam. He just signed a new deal with ESPN recently.

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This is your annual reminder to REVIEW your Beneficiaries. Especially as life changes (Marriage, Divorce, & Death). Sadly, stories like the above do happen.

Private Assets are all the rage these days. I believe they have a great place in portfolios if done for the right reasons and in the right structure.

Adam Rossi posted this on LinkedIn last week, and it caught my attention. This is a topic that requires deeper attention and is very client-specific. I won't go into that here.

What I enjoyed about this post was the clear side-by-side comparison.

What I've Enjoyed Recently

Carpool Detectives: Amazing book that my wife turned us onto about four moms who attempt to solve a 15-year-old cold case. Highly recommend.

I know I continue to highlight this podcast, but the quality of guests is top-notch. This one is on what I consider to be the future of education.

Framing the China vs. USA differences and similarities. A topic we can all learn something from.

See Ya Soon

-Matt Magee

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