Not only by saving, but also through real estate investments or investments you can grow your wealth. Our experts advise you on strategic wealth accumulation.
What is wealth accumulation?
Wealth accumulation is the strategic planning of your financial future, and that of your loved ones, with the goal of maximizing long-term returns.
A thoughtful wealth strategy allows you to maintain your standard of living after retirement or the sale of your company.
For whom?
Even with smaller investments, you can make great strides in building your wealth. This is why we advise both start-ups and experienced entrepreneurs, looking for the approach that best suits your stage of life.
Is it best to accumulate my assets privately or through a company?
There are several ways to continue building your wealth, depending on your goals and type of investment:
When building up wealth, the question often comes up: is it best to build it through my company or privately? Both paths have their tax pros and cons. The main concerns here are the total tax burden (personal and corporate income tax) both in the short and long term. Inheritance tax burden or an (existing) inheritance plan can also influence this decision.
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Why is good wealth accumulation important?
Saving is an important foundation, but is not enough on its own. Increasing inflation causes your assets to lose purchasing power every year. Today with €1,000 you may still be able to do a lot, but what about in 10 or 20 years?
By taking action, you can build your long-term wealth and maintain your standard of living even after retirement.
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