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How GRATs work

Grantor retained annuity trusts (GRATs) are a type of irrevocable trust designed to pass assets to beneficiaries in a tax-optimized way. These trusts pay an income (or annuity) to the

Grantor retained annuity trusts (GRATs) are a type of irrevocable trust that can help manage the tax impact of an IPO, the sale of a business, or a similar event.

June 2025 market update

May was a month of differing perspectives. Markets turned positive on a belief that a solution on tariffs would be eventually forthcoming, and the continued whipsawing headlines began to have

Markets turned positive in May on a belief that a solution on tariffs is on the way. The impact of political back and forth may be having lessening.

The employer’s guide to competitive pay packages

At Quorum, we’re committed to financial literacy, and that doesn’t just mean for individuals. Whether you’re a top executive at a larger company or an entrepreneur growing a startup and

Whether you’re trying to recruit the best talent to a big firm or build your startup, there’s an art to building a benefits package that wins employees.

Long-term health care and your legacy

Most of us will need some form of long-term care as we age—and long-term care is notoriously expensive. While wealthy families may not need to worry about the cost of

Most of us will need some form of long-term care as we age. These expenses (rarely covered by health insurance) can ruin your legacy if you don’t plan for them.

May 2025 market update

April began with the shock of tariff announcements that were much more punitive than anticipated by businesses, markets, investors, and economists. Equity markets promptly pulled back, even entering bear territory,

April kicked off with the long-anticipated tariff announcements from the Trump administration; stocks promptly sold off before bouncing back.

Women: Get the most out of your financial advisor relationship

There are so many misconceptions around how women handle money, and they can impact how women interact with financial advisors. Sue Mazzetti reviews common questions.