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Delivering Good Roundtable Series Taps Industry Leaders For Insights On Women s Impact In Philanthropy, Leadership, Business And Technology
June 2nd, June 9th, June 16th
May 06, 2021 19:29 ET | Source: Delivering Good Delivering Good NEW YORK, New York, UNITED STATES
New York, NY, May 06, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Delivering Good, the 501(c)(3) organization that supports people affected by poverty and tragedy through new merchandise donations from retailers and manufacturers, is launching its first virtual three-part
Women of Inspiration roundtable series on Wednesdays: June 2nd, June 9th, and June 16th from 12-1pm ET.
“We are creating a dynamic virtual experience that stimulates conversations about the many issues that are on the minds of women and men across the country. It is an honor for Delivering Good to have gathered such an accomplished and inspiring group of speakers that represent the top leadership in the
The Tax “Tail” Proposals Currently on the Table
Repeal 2017 Trump tax cuts
Incomes above $400K – The top tax bracket goes from 37.0% → 39.6%
Capital gains rate
Tax investment income at ordinary rates for those who earn more than $1 million in total (wage and investment) income.
Current top rate with surtax and ex state tax 23.8% → 43.4%.
Estate tax changes
Trump exemptions eliminated and exemption returns to 2009 levels.
Payroll tax
Limited deductions
Financial transaction tax
Raising the GILTI tax
Raising the corporate tax rate
21% to 28%
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Taxes are likely to change meaningfully especially for our higher net worth clients. We try to skate to where the puck is headed, not where it is. There are many investors who have resisted paying capital gains taxes and understandably so. It may make sense to avoid gains if you anticipate your heirs receiving a step up in basis upon transfer. And for some, paying taxes on passive incom
Berkshire Residential Investments raises $1.5bn for its debt fund Tuesday, May 04, 2021
Laxman Pai, Opalesque Asia:
Boston-based real estate investment management company Berkshire Residential Investments closed its real estate debt fund Berkshire Bridge Loan Investors II at $1.5 billion.
The fund exceeded its fundraising target of $1 billion and received commitments from nearly 60 institutional clients around the globe and includes both new and existing investors for the firm, said a press release from the vertically integrated residential real estate investment and property management company with over 50 years of experience.
Investors in the new fund include the $29.8 billion New Mexico State Investment Council, Santa Fe.
By Thomas A. Martin, CFA, Senior Portfolio Manager – GLOBALT Investments.
There’s the so-called “Big Rotation” out of bonds and into stocks. These days, it all starts with the virus, vaccine success and re-opening, the increasingly large snap-back rebound in GDP, and trying to handicap inflation and what the Central banks will do about it. Massive stimulus, pent-up demand and savings, supply chain kinks, low labor force participation it all seems pretty reasonable. Rates are on the rise because market participants think rates are on the rise.
Actually though, talk of the big rotation started well before COVID, and it all started with interest rates being lower than almost anybody could imagine at the time. That was when the 10-year U.S. treasury yield broached the 1.5% level in 2012, nearly ten years ago. 2013 was the first “taper tantrum,” and folks were certain that we’d kissed the bottom on rates for the 30-year cycle. An imminent rise in rates and a rotation int