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One of the most memorable lines from the 2002 movie Spider-Man came from Spidey’s Uncle Ben: “With great power comes great responsibility.” It’s a truism that has achieved meme status, but we shouldn’t overlook the authenticity of the sentiment. In fact, thousands of years ago, another wise person voiced the same idea in different words: “To whom much has been given, much shall be expected.”
What do companies like Publix Supermarkets, Amsted Industries, and Burns & McDonnell Engineering all have in common? In addition to their success, all these companies, each with 10,000 or more employees, are majority-owned by the people who work there. In fact, the largest 100 employee-owned companies in America employ, in the aggregate, some 685,000 individuals, each of whom is a partial owner of the enterprise.
It’s not at all uncommon that, at some point, a friend or relative will ask you to serve as the executor of their estate. You
JFS Wealth Advisors is excited to announce that it has again been named on the Pittsburgh Business Times Best Places to Work ranking for 2024. This is the third consecutive year the firm has achieved this accolade in western Pennsylvania.
JFS Wealth Advisors is delighted to announce that it has again been named a Top Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) by Financial Advisor magazine’s annual RIA Survey and Ranking. In 2024, JFS moved into the top 150 firms.
While weathering the emotional storms that divorce often brings, both parties must try to have a clear-eyed view of some financial realities. Let’s consider four that are likely to be most important for many couples experiencing “gray divorce.”