Under a family office structure, he'd have to pay portfolio managers, who now get 15 percent to 25 percent of investment profits, from his own pocket. (bloomberg.com)
These accounts don't have tax advantages — you may have to pay tax on investment profits and dividends — but you are free to withdraw your money whenever you'd like. (fool.com)
These insurance products allow for a portion of the premium to be allocated to the insurance company's investment fund, allowing you to achieve investment profits tax - free for your beneficiaries. (investopedia.com)