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Strategic Planning for Dual Citizenship in a Changing World
As families navigate an increasingly interconnected and unpredictable world, dual citizenship can offer greater flexibility, mobility, and long‑term…
Economic Commentary Q1 2026: Aerial Adjustments May Be Expected
LNW CIO Ron Albahary offers a timely look at the forces shaping markets in 2026, from policy shifts and rising long‑term yields to the durability of…
Inspiring Philanthropy in the Next Gen
With the holidays upon us and the new year just around the corner, it’s the time of year when many of us are focused on giving back and supporting t…
As you may be aware, the state of Washington has signed into law a “millionaires’ tax” (S.B. 6346) that imposes a 9.9% tax on annual household i...
Trusts have long been used to transfer wealth from one generation to the next. But they can also create headaches and regrets if not carefully planned...
For families with significant wealth and young children, the answer is sometimes all three. LNW Wealth Manager Kate Donnelly delves into the...
You want any trust you set up to support the people and organizations you love. But what if your loved ones have different – and even conflicting...
Updated April 2026 South Dakota continues to rank as one of the most advantageous states to locate a trust. The advantages of a South Dakota trust is...
As you have likely heard over the past year, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) is set to expire in January of 2026. With its expiration, import...
Many people with significant wealth have a trust (or two) in their estate plan. More often than not, the trusts funded during life are “revocable”...
The beneficiaries of a trust are fortunate. But will they make the most of their good fortune?
Since 1967, LNW has served as trustee for trusts established by our clients, often working with multiple generations within families. When one of the...
