Top 10 Tax Law Changes in 2026: What High-Income Earners Need to Know Now
Several major tax law changes took effect in 2026, creating new planning opportunities—and potential tax traps—for high-income earners. From changes to charitable deductions, SALT limits, and AMT exposure to new Roth catch-up rules and expanded HSA eligibility, affluent families may need to rethink their tax strategy. Learn which provisions could affect executives, business owners, retirees, and investors, and discover practical ways to reduce taxes and keep more of what you earn.
🌈 Financial Planning for High-Net-Worth LGBTQ+ Families: 5 Ways to Build, Preserve, and Transfer Wealth in 2026
Pride is a time to celebrate authenticity, resilience, and community. It's also a good reminder to make sure your financial plan reflects the life you've built and the legacy you want to leave behind.
While marriage equality has expanded important legal and financial considerations, high-net-worth LGBTQ+ individuals and families still face planning challenges that deserve special attention. Family structures can be more complex. Estate wishes may involve chosen family members. Long-term care planning often requires a different approach. And for affluent households, taxes remain a significant consideration.
Whether you're a corporate executive, entrepreneur, physician, tech professional, retiree, or business owner, thoughtful planning can help you preserve wealth, preserve loved ones, and support causes that matter to you.
Here are five areas every high-net-worth LGBTQ+ family should review in 2026.