The Inflation-Proof Portfolio: Strategies Designed to Protect Wealth in Any Economy
Inflation can be one of the biggest threats to long-term wealth.
How High Earners Can Avoid the ‘Wealth Trap’ and Keep More of What They Make
Earning a high income doesn’t automatically lead to long-term financial success.
The Hidden Cost of DIY Wealth Management: When to Bring in a Professional
Managing your own wealth can seem like a smart, cost-saving strategy—until it’s not. While DIY investing and financial planning might work for some, the reality is that many individuals unknowingly make costly mistakes that can erode their wealth over time.
VestGen Wealth Partners Welcomes Industry Leaders to its Advisory Board
Industry Veterans to Execute on Firm’s Unique Value Proposition to Achieve Ambitious Growth Goals
Family Wealth Without Family Drama: How to Build a Legacy That Lasts
One of the biggest risks to generational wealth isn’t market downturns or taxes—it’s family conflict. Studies show that 90% of generational wealth is lost by the third generation, often due to mismanagement, lack of planning, and family disputes.
Retirement Redefined: Why Today’s Retirees Are Embracing Entrepreneurship
Retirement is no longer just about leisure, golf courses, and travel. More retirees are redefining this stage of life by launching businesses, consulting, and investing in passion projects.
VestGen Wealth Partners Completes Buildout of C-Suite with Seasoned Executives and Dedicated Innovators
The VestGen executive leadership team brings unique perspectives and complementary strengths to their roles.
The Silent Wealth Transfer: Why Women Are Taking Control of Family Finances
The largest generational wealth transfer in history is happening right now, and women are at the center of it. Over the next two decades, women are expected to inherit more than $30 trillion in financial assets, reshaping the landscape of wealth management.
Beyond the 60/40 Portfolio: Modern Strategies for Long-Term Growth
For decades, the 60/40 portfolio—a classic mix of 60% equities and 40% bonds—was considered the gold standard for long-term investors seeking balanced growth and risk mitigation.