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  • Rich Camp: The Boot Camps Teaching Heirs How to Inherit
    Family & Generations

    Rich Camp: The Boot Camps Teaching Heirs How to Inherit

    ByLogan Pierce September 16, 2026

    Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, and peer networks like R360 now run multi-day boot camps that teach wealthy heirs investing basics, boardroom etiquette, and how not to blow a fortune — timed to a $124 trillion wealth transfer.

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  • What $10M, $100M, $1B, and $10B Actually Buy You
    Money & Structures

    What $10M, $100M, $1B, and $10B Actually Buy You

    ByLogan Pierce September 15, 2026

    Using a sustainable 3.5% annual draw, here’s what $10M, $100M, $1B, and $10B can actually carry forever — the house, the staff, the jet, the yacht — and the specific thing still out of reach at each level.

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  • The Strangest Loopholes: The Oddest Legal Ways Millionaires Pay Less Tax
    Money & Structures

    The Strangest Loopholes: The Oddest Legal Ways Millionaires Pay Less Tax

    ByLogan Pierce September 14, 2026

    From a tax-free 14-day home rental to a $2,000 Roth IRA that grew into $5 billion, ten real provisions in the tax code — and the one Congress actually closed.

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  • One Fortune, Explained: The Waltons
    One Fortune, Explained

    One Fortune, Explained: The Waltons

    ByLogan Pierce September 13, 2026

    The Walton family’s Walmart stake is about $370 billion, and almost none of it sits in anyone’s name. SEC filings show one LLC, one trust, four management trusts and a transfer of control completed in December 2024.

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  • Billionaire Places: Teterboro, St. Barths, and Sun Valley
    Homes & Places

    Billionaire Places: Teterboro, St. Barths, and Sun Valley

    ByLogan Pierce September 13, 2026

    Teterboro, St. Barths, and Sun Valley aren’t where billionaires live — they’re where billionaires pass through. Jeff Bezos’s $500 million yacht explains why that distinction matters.

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  • The Million Dollar Question — four lettered answer cards A, B, C, D
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    The Million Dollar Question: What tax rate did the 25 wealthiest Americans actually pay from 2014 to 2018?

    ByLogan Pierce September 11, 2026September 8, 2026

    From 2014 to 2018, the 25 richest Americans paid a federal “true tax rate” of just 3.4% — measured against how much their wealth actually grew.

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  • Private Markets for the Masses: Private Equity Comes for Your 401(k)
    Money & Structures

    Private Markets for the Masses: Private Equity Comes for Your 401(k)

    ByLogan Pierce September 10, 2026

    Private equity fought for two years to get into 401(k)s. Its own retail funds returned half the S&P 500 in 2025 while charging 100x the fee of an index fund.

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  • The Class Of: The Google Class of 2004
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    The Class Of: The Google Class of 2004

    ByLogan Pierce September 9, 2026

    About 2,292 people worked at Google when it went public in August 2004, holding at least $3.3 billion of paper. The filings show the rank and file were released to sell before the executives were — and that the money was decided by who let go, and when.

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