If successful entrepreneurs do not take the time to create a plan to pass along their wealth, the government will do it for them. Effective planning can help entrepreneurs pass greater portions of their net worth to family members or charities, rather than the government. In this special report, entrepreneurs also will learn how to establish family foundations and minimize their tax exposures.

Charlie Brumder and his family started the Charles P. Brumder Brumath Family Fund in 1999 with the Greater Milwaukee...

Milwaukee-based Chrysalis Packaging & Assembly Corp. (Chryspac), expanded into the Chicago area last fall, and its revenues have doubled...

Residential property foreclosures in southeastern Wisconsin increased more than 21 percent (from 1,283 to 1,557) in the first quarter...

A Mequon-based asset management firm plans to more than double its investment funds in the next few years as...

Craig Stoehr's eyes are wide open. He, and his partners, have a lot of money to spend, and he...

In an attempt to level the playing field between novice homebuyers and experienced buyers of foreclosed properties, three entrepreneurs...

Kent and Kathy Ehley and Sue and Dennis Webb have formed Harwood LLC and purchased two downtown Wauwatosa buildings,...

Wayne Staats, owner and manager of the Granville Business Development Center, 9310 N. 107th St., Milwaukee, has been leasing...

With many people living for 20 to 25 years or more in retirement, there's an increased likelihood that you...

If you are turning 60 this year or approaching retirement, you are not alone. Almost 3 million baby boomers...

Milwaukee-based Capital Market Consultants (CMC) LLC, is expanding its reach into the financial management market with two new online...