The World Of Wealth

I'm the CEO of a non-profit. Our C-Suite just went on a trip to St. Barts. Can we write this off on our taxes if we call it "networking"?

Tempted to call that luxury C-suite retreat in St. Barts “networking” and move on? This sharp, CEO-level guide breaks down what nonprofits can—and absolutely can’t—write off, how the IRS really evaluates executive travel, and why documentation, optics, and intent matter more than the destination. Perfect reading for nonprofit leaders who want to stay compliant without killing the vibe.
February 11, 2026 Jack Hawkins
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Products Declining Because Millennials Won't Buy Them

Millennials have little patience for anything that feels impractical or out of touch. By rejecting these traditional products and habits, they're carving a path that values convenience, individuality, ethics, and sustainability.
February 3, 2026 Alex Summers

I just found out about tax-free accounts at 45. Can I really move $80,000 into one all at once?

Just discovered tax-free accounts at 45? Learn whether you can move $80,000 into one at once, how TFSA and Roth IRA rules differ, and what late starters need to know to catch up fast.
February 2, 2026 Jack Hawkins

After my husband passed away, I was left everything. Suddenly, an adopted child is claiming half the inheritance. What do I do?

After her husband’s death, a widow faces an unexpected inheritance claim from an adopted child. This engaging advice article breaks down legal rights, emotional pitfalls, and smart next steps when grief and money collide.
January 28, 2026 Jack Hawkins

High-relief precious metal coins are works of art. They also bring serious value to collectors.

High-relief coins have value for their precious metal content and for their beauty as works of art.
January 28, 2026 Miles Rook

I won $14,000 on a scratch ticket. My friend says I should pay for us to go to Europe in return for "all those lunches" she bought me. What do I say?

No sooner did you win a chunk of money on a scratch ticket than one of your friends suggest you take her on an all-expenses paid trip to Europe because she "bought lunch all those times."
January 16, 2026 Penelope Singh

Richard Tornetta owned just 9 shares of Tesla. He sued the company for breach of duty to shareholders when they paid Elon Musk $55 billion.

Richard Tornetta's lawsuit against Tesla temporarily cost its CEO Elon Musk his year's pay of $55 billion.
January 12, 2026 Quinn Mercer

The Ignominious End Of Silicon Valley Bank

Silicon Valley Bank was flying high, but when public confidence started to crack, the bank collapsed in a matter of hours.
December 5, 2025 Alex Summers

Big Tech's Nuclear Power Plans

Tech giants like Meta, Google, and Amazon are pouring billions of dollars into nuclear power in a bid to power the future of our digital world.
December 2, 2025 Jane O'Shea

I inherited my uncle’s business, but his partner claims I owe thousands in unpaid debts I never agreed to. Now what?

You’ve inherited your uncle’s business, but his business partner says you owe thousands of dollars in unpaid debts. We look at what you can do to protect your interests.
December 2, 2025 Marlon Wright

Crocs: Invention And Reinvention

The success story of Crocs footwear comes from a simple manufacturing process and a smart marketing strategy.
November 28, 2025 Peter Kinney

The Most Common Mistakes People Make When Starting Their First Online Business

It's exciting to start your first online business, but even the smartest beginners can stumble into pitfalls that cost time and money.
November 27, 2025 Alex Summers