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Launching Successful Children of Wealth

TWC’s Myra Salzer recently gave a 10-minute talk to Joe Polish’s Genius Network® group of successful entrepreneurs entitled Launching Successful Children of Wealth. In this talk, Myra discusses the five mistakes wealth creators make when leaving or giving assets to their children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, or other individuals. She shares her insight on how wealth creators […]

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Be A Learning Hero: The National PTA Seeks To Help Ease Parental Anxiety

We happened to find a great article from the Washington Post regarding the anxiety that parents feel about teaching their children while attempting to keep up with evolving educational standards. The U.S. Department of Education continually changes and reinvents learning curriculums, which can leave parents at a loss when trying to help their children meet growing […]

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Going All Natural: Scientists Use Slaughterhouse Waste To Produce Textiles

Bioengineers at the Laboratory Institute for Chemical and Bioengineering in Zurich, Switzerland have recently developed a new biopolymer that may change the future of textiles and slaughterhouse waste. Bioengineer Wendelin Stark is leading the team in creating a process that would break down discarded animal parts into a gelatin that is spun and solidified into […]

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Seven Challenges of Sudden Wealth

Myra Salzer, wealth coach, author, and founder of The Wealth Conservancy, was recently interviewed by Megan Leonhardt of WealthManagement.com to share with readers the seven very real challenges of sudden wealth. Be it from an inheritance or an unexpected windfall, coming into sudden wealth has a far-reaching, emotional impact. Myra understands these struggles. She and […]

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Making Cents: Digital Piggy Banks Can Save You Money

Saving has become challenging for many younger people. In the Wall Street Journal article, “These Apps Can Finally Get You to Save Money,” Geoffrey A. Fowler quoted the following statistic from Moody’s Analytics: The generation America most likes fretting about – adults under 35 – has a savings rate of negative 1.9%, says Moody’s Analytics chief economist Mark […]

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Rent or Own? – A Fashion Dilemma

Historically, the “should I rent, or should I buy” decision has been predominantly associated with real estate and vehicles. Could clothing be the next industry to be “disrupted” with this consideration? Back in July, the “Ask Teri” column in the “Style & Fashion” section of the Wall Street Journal discussed the idea of dress rentals. […]

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