Dec
20
XPX Philadelphia - PLANNING FOR LIFE AFTER CLOSING; WEALTH & CAREER TRANSITION
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As we conclude our case study, we explore the view of the sellers immediately before and after closing. Economic models assume we've evolved to become rational thinkers. When a business seller makes their exit and contemplates significant liquid non-business wealth for the first time, often the primal part of the brain kicks in. This is the part that relies on instinct, not reason - and therein lies risk. Sellers have a range of goals. Virtually all want to be sure they can maintain their preferred level of lifestyle spending for as long as they may live; many have other objectives, too: legacies to family members or charities, or new ventures of various kinds. In this presentation we will explore the concept of core capital - or the money used for lifestyle spending - as well as surplus capital, the part intended for legacies and other purposes, for which planning in advance is critical. When a deal is on the table, these insights can enable the seller to reach a timely—and informed—decision, while also ensuring they are achieving their post-closing financial and personal goals.
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Speakers:
https://www.bernstein.com/Bernstein/Email/ElijahDornstreichProfile.pdf
https://www.bernstein.com/Bernstein/Email/Bishop_Andrew.pdf