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Tax planning saves you money—avoid common mistakes and maximize tax-free growth opportunities.

AWM Insights highlights that successful investing relies on data, math, and probability—focusing on high-confidence sources of return like enterprise risk, avoiding speculation in IPOs, and recognizing the difference between luck and skill to achieve long-term financial outcomes.

Tax optimization for golfers can surpass investment returns—learn strategies for tailored planning.

Long-term financial success requires proactive year-end planning—focusing on taxes, investments, insurance, financial planning, and estate planning—to ensure you optimize after-tax wealth, align with your goals, and maximize your financial outcomes.

Erik Averill and Josiah Igono explore how focal points—anchoring thoughts, achieving clarity, and winning the mental battle—can enhance performance in sports, business, and life by fostering focus, intention, and presence.

Push past mental hurdles with focal points for high performance at work, home.

As the end of 2020 approaches, taxpayers are encouraged to proactively review their financial situations and consider strategic actions such as accelerating income, fattening deductions through charitable donations, harvesting tax losses, and planning for estate taxes in order to optimize their tax obligations amidst potential changes under the Biden administration.

Big wirehouses aren't suited for athletes—find a firm that understands your unique needs.

In an episode of AWM Insights, the team discussed the UK’s approval of a COVID-19 vaccination and its economic implications, highlighting that while the vaccine rollout and anticipated stimulus are positive short-term developments, the long-term effects of increased debt on investment returns and the necessity for individualized financial planning remain critical considerations for managing wealth.

Acquiring wealth requires risk-taking and optimism, while maintaining wealth necessitates humility, frugality, and a constant awareness of potential loss.

NFL players should demand expert financial strategies, not "JV Team" advice for wealth.