The Generational Shift: Preparing Family Offices for the Great Wealth Transfer

Family offices are built to serve today’s needs, but generational transitions can expose gaps in governance, values, and planning. As the Great Wealth Transfer accelerates, Finley Davis Private Wealth helps families prepare for smooth transitions, align legacy goals, and build structures that evolve across generations.

The Financial Blindspot: How Families Can Benefit from Integrated Advice

Even the most experienced families can face costly surprises when financial decisions are made in isolation. This article explores the financial blindspot: how tax, legal, investment, and philanthropic strategies may look solid on their own, but fall short when not fully aligned. Learn how ultra-high-net-worth families can benefit from timely, integrated advice that brings clarity, coordination, and greater long-term impact.

Why Life Insurance for Family Offices Shouldn’t Be Overlooked

Life insurance for family offices is often overlooked, yet it may offer essential benefits for ultra-high-net-worth families. Discover how integrating life insurance into your broader wealth strategy could help reduce estate taxes, preserve assets, and support long-term legacy goals.

The Real Risk May Not Be the Market. It Could Be Your Estate Plan.

Market volatility gets a lot of attention, but the greater threat to your legacy may be much quieter. If your estate plan hasn’t been reviewed in years, you could be facing tax exposure, outdated structures, or unintended outcomes. Discover why your estate plan risk deserves a closer look.

Succession Planning for Business Owners

Succession planning is more than just preparing for the future of your business—it’s about preserving your legacy and transforming years of hard work into lasting wealth for your family.

2026 Estate Tax Sunset: What You Need to Know

Major changes are coming to estate taxes, and they could drastically impact the wealth you pass to your heirs. With the exemption set to drop in 2026, high-net-worth families could face significant tax liabilities—unless proactive steps are taken now.