Why is money such a source of stress? It’s perfectly understandable to be anxious when you don’t have enough money to take care of your own needs or your family’s. But why do people who do have enough, and who’ve put it in the bank—a presumably safe place—also worry about money? Does the investor still trust his banker or his advisor? Who should he consult? What are his alternatives?
We have worked for many years with private clients both in Swiss and international banks. In this book we explain how to avoid the traps of the financial services industry and how to invest in peace of mind.
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Summer is just around the corner, and many families are looking forward to some well-deserved time together. Beyond enjoying moments at the beach or with an ice cream in hand, the summer break is also a good opportunity to start conversations with your children about something that rarely comes up at the dinner table – money.
In the summer of 2004, Google was preparing for its IPO—an event that would change the lives of many employees overnight. The public offering turned hundreds of Googlers into millionaires, presenting them with both exciting opportunities and significant financial decisions.
Many parents are looking for meaningful ways to support their children’s growth. We suggest investing in something that offers lasting value, inspires important family conversations and helps prepare the next generation for what lies ahead. In this article, we explore why building financial understanding early in life be one of the most thoughtful gifts to give your children.
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