Prenuptial agreements, or prenups, are often seen as a difficult topic of conversation that detract from the romance. For the recently betrothed, if they truly love each other and intend to be married forever, then why sign a prenup just in case the marriage fails? But in wealth management, with large family trusts and assets involved, signing a prenup could…
Withers: Why prenups are popular in wealth management
By Claire Liang, senior reporter | 18 May 2023
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