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Kelly Guadagnino is teaching a generation how to build and manage their wealth (opens the original)
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This profile highlights one of Financial Planning's 2026 Rising Stars honorees. See the profiles of all the winners here, and check out our award winners from 2025, 2024 and 2023. Kelly Guadagnino remembers being surprised by how little personal finance education students receive before entering adulthood. While studying accounting at Elon University — and later while earning her CFP and CPA designations — she became convinced that many people weren't struggling because they lacked intelligence.
Chukwudi Uraih's serves the clients he once saw in himself (opens the original)
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This profile highlights one of Financial Planning's 2026 Rising Stars honorees. See the profiles of all the winners here, and check out our award winners from 2025, 2024 and 2023. Chukwudi Uraih knows what it's like to grow up scrappy and fight his way into becoming a successful professional. He also knows what it's like to be a high earner with little financial guidance. Uraih, 43, is the managing principal of Lampados Financial Group, an RIA he launched in 2021 in Fort Worth, Texas. He said hi
What to tell clients about GLP-1 Medicare coverage (opens the original)
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GLP-1 coverage has expanded, and millions of older adults are now eligible for the weight-loss drugs under Medicare for just $50 a month. Experts say the coverage can improve long-term health and potentially save healthcare dollars in retirement. Starting July 1, the GLP-1 Bridge program expands access to certain weight-loss medications for eligible Medicare beneficiaries. The temporary program will run through the end of 2027. The bridge program comes as federal regulators explore broader cover
Women are inheriting trillions. How advisors can win their business (opens the original)
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The great wealth transfer is underway, and women are poised to inherit and control trillions of dollars in assets. Yet many face unique financial planning challenges — from caregiving-related career interruptions to long-standing exclusion from financial decision-making — meaning advisors will need a more specialized, tailored approach to win their business. Women are expected to control a significant share of that wealth. An estimated $124 trillion will be passed down by 2048, according to a re
Women are inheriting trillions. How advisors can win their business (opens the original)
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The great wealth transfer is underway, and women are poised to inherit and control trillions of dollars in assets. Yet many face unique financial planning challenges — from caregiving-related career interruptions to long-standing exclusion from financial decision-making — meaning advisors will need a more specialized, tailored approach to win their business. Women are expected to control a significant share of that wealth. An estimated $124 trillion will be passed down by 2048, according to a re
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