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Wealth manager: Even billionaires worry their kids won't keep jobs in this market
Even billionaires are worried about their children's futures, says Patrick Dwyer, managing director at Miami-based boutique wealth management and planning company Aligned by NewEdge Wealth. Dwyer's ultra-wealthy clients — primarily people who range in net worth from $100 million to over $1 billion — are specifically concerned that their kids, primarily between 22 and 35 years old, won't be able to sustain careers in traditionally stable and lucrative industries.
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cnbc.com
Wealth manager: Even billionaires worry their kids won't keep jobs in this market
Even billionaires are worried about their children's futures, says Patrick Dwyer, managing director at Miami-based boutique wealth management and planning company Aligned by…
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Insider to the wealthy: Even my billionaire clients are worried their kids won't keep jobs in this market
Patrick Dwyer, managing director at Aligned by NewEdge Wealth, says that some of his billionaire clients are worried about the longevity of their kids' careers.
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fortune.com
The Gen Z job nightmare is so bad that even billionaires are worried their kids won’t be able to keep a job, says wealth advisor to the…
It’s a “very real concern” for the ultrawealthy that their children aren’t prepared for the future, wealth adviser Tom Thiegs told Fortune.