For the exceptionally wealthy, the single-family office is – for the most part – the preferred way for them to coordinate their financial and personal affairs. In general, the expertise provided by a single-family office is wealth management (investment management and wealth planning) and support services (administrative and lifestyle services, and special projects).
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