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Trump Accounts As a Child’s Investment Strategy

Beginning July 4, 2026, parents and guardians of minor children may establish new individual retirement accounts for their children called Trump Accounts. This new tax-advantaged retirement savings vehicle is a starter IRA (Individual Retirement Account) for children, with different contribution limits, investment rules, and other requirements than a traditional IRA.

Who Has Authority to Pledge LLC Assets as Collateral?

Business deals are often built around company assets pledged as collateral to secure a loan or other obligation. In these transactions, the secured party must be confident that the individual pledging the company’s assets actually has legal authority to do so. When that authority is missing or unclear, both sides risk finding out too late that the pledge cannot be enforced, turning a seemingly safe deal into an expensive dispute.

Doing Business in Wisconsin: A Guide for Foreign Entities

For business entities seeking to do business in Wisconsin, it is essential to understand the state’s rules governing “foreign” entities. An entity is considered foreign if it is formed under the laws of another state but intends to conduct business in Wisconsin. While Wisconsin’s rules are generally similar to those in neighboring states, it is important to be familiar with Wisconsin’s specific requirements.

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