CORPORATE WEALTH
What is the capital accumulating inside the company ultimately for?
Cash becomes a planning decision when it no longer has an operating job.
Retained corporate capital can serve many purposes: operating liquidity, future investment, acquisitions, retirement, personal extraction, estate liquidity or long-term wealth accumulation.
The question is not simply whether to invest it. The question is what the capital is for, what risks it carries, and how decisions made inside the corporation affect the owner personally over time.
Planning considerations
Liquidity needs, investment horizon, diversification, retirement objectives, insurance strategies and tax considerations can interact. Tax and legal implications should be reviewed with the appropriate professionals.
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