All You Need to Know About HNW Wealth Management

Wealth Management is the skill of managing wealth. When your assets increase to a certain level, you will require more complex financial instruments and strategies to balance growth, risk, taxes and legacy factors. With that being understood, let’s find out what all comes under HNW Wealth Management and how it is different from a usual financial planning: 

Highly personalized investment advice: As your finances increase, tailored investment advice can be considerably beneficial. Wealth managers develop an understanding of you as an individual as well as your investment landscape to bring out opportunities and keep track of all the accounts where you have invested the money. 

Access to more complex investment: With a greater understanding of both private and public markets, wealth managers can help clients unlock truly distinguished opportunities to gain access to capital. With more money to invest, you can have a variety of options that may include venture capital, debt or private equity, structured products, real estate, commodities, collectables and hedge funds. 

With alternative investments, one may have access to options that usually are not available to the wider retail investing market.  Although alternative investments ensure higher returns, they may also carry higher risks and can be more complicated. They are usually less liquid than conventional investments, such as bonds and stocks which further adds to the risk and can be difficult. That is why alternative investments are not for everyone. 

Management of tax: Another reason to consult an expert wealth manager is to reduce tax risk. As your net worth increases, so does your exposure to the tax. Without a solid management strategy in place, taxes can considerably affect your wealth with time. Wealth managers limit the risk of tax by coordinating income sources, accounts and saving strategies to maintain as much tax efficiency as possible. They think critically about everything from the types of assets there are, the accounts they are available in and the timing of a specific asset’s sale. 

Insurance: Though people don’t consider insurance along with wealth management, it does play an essential role in reducing the risk. The several advantages of permanent life insurance can be important tools for tax management, legacy planning and reducing the overall risk in your plan. A wealth manager knows how to mix insurance and investments into a long-term strategy that strengthens your financial security today and probably for ages to come. 

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