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Editorial still life of a U.S. passport, petition folder, calculator, and laptop showing a downward teal and gold chart on a sunlit desk

Cross-Border Family

Consular H-1B petitions fell 91% after the $100,000 fee. The annual cap still filled.

USCIS data in a DHS fee study show initial consular Form I-129 H-1B petitions dropped 91.2% from Sept. 21, 2025 through May 24, 2026 versus the prior year. Infosys, TCS, and Cognizant absorbed most of the registration collapse, while the FY2027 lottery still filled 85,000 slots from workers already in the U.S.

September 8, 2026 · 5 min

Entrance of the Daniel Patrick Moynihan United States Courthouse at 500 Pearl Street in Manhattan, home of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York

Cross-Border Family

Judge strikes down the 75-country visa freeze that stalled family green cards for seven months

On August 21, a Manhattan federal judge vacated the State Department policy that since January 21 had blocked immigrant visas for nationals of 75 countries. Consular green-card cases can move again, though refusals on other grounds stand, the department will not say whether posts have resumed, and a separate proclamation still blocks immigrant visas for 19 countries.

August 24, 2026 · 7 min

Ferrari Luce Chassis 0 on a white turntable at Monterey Car Week, with a screen behind it reading Chassis 0 and $40,000,000 for the Ferrari Foundation

Money Lessons

What a $40 million Ferrari can teach about building wealth

At Monterey Car Week, optometrist-investor Herbert Wertheim paid $40 million for Ferrari Luce Chassis 0 and sent every dollar to charity. Behind the hammer price sits a fifty-year sequence worth copying at ordinary scale: do one thing well, take product risk, compound patiently, and leave room for luck.

August 21, 2026 · 6 min

Ava Lee holding peach and apple Mimitime konjac jelly beauty snack pouches against a white background

Founder Stories

Two finance exiles put Korean konjac jelly in Target's beauty aisle

Cocokind founder Priscilla Tsai and Glow With Ava creator Ava Lee launched Mimitime, a collagen konjac snack, exclusive at Target for $2.99 a pouch. The useful file is how diaspora founders turn a corridor habit into national retail cash flow.

August 21, 2026 · 5 min

Archive

Editorial illustration of an Asian American professional at a desk with three glowing pools of capital in navy, jade, and gold, and subtle lines across a Pacific map

Family Wealth

Your cash looks ample until you run the family liquidity ratio

Generational’s family liquidity ratio divides liquid savings by a personal six-month reserve, the family support you are likely to fund this year, and one cross-border emergency. The result shows how much of your cash is still free.

August 20, 2026 · 6 min

Table of August 2026 employment-based Final Action Dates for India, China, and rest of world across EB-1, EB-2, and EB-3

Cross-Border Family

Treat the August Visa Bulletin as a financial-planning document

The dates matter. What they change for diaspora households is the plan around them: home purchases, equity exercises, job moves, parent support, emergency cash, and how portable your assets stay while the queue does not.

August 20, 2026 · 6 min

Guardian infographic showing decade-by-decade longevity planning from the 20s through 60s and beyond

Family Wealth

Americans hope to live to 91. Only 13% feel on track to fund the life they want.

Guardian’s 2026 Mind, Body, and Wallet report finds a longevity gap: people imagine active decades past a conventional retirement while financial, physical, and mental preparedness lag. For diaspora households, longer lives and family support costs can stretch the same thin plan even further.

August 14, 2026 · 7 min

Chart of Key Wealth poll findings on unverified inheritance expectations, savings cutbacks, and confirmation rates

Family Wealth

Two-thirds of mass-affluent inheritors are planning around money they never confirmed.

Key Wealth’s 2026 Inheritance Pulse Poll finds 64% of mass-affluent Americans who expect an inheritance are already reshaping savings and risk around it, while only 34% ever confirmed figures, timing, or conditions with family. For diaspora households, that silence often sits beside care costs that can spend the estate down.

August 13, 2026 · 6 min

Contemporary home entry with a discreet accessibility ramp, wide doorway, and integrated handrails

Parent Care

A Proposed $10,000 Tax Credit Could Make Aging in Place More Affordable

The Senior Accessible Housing Tax Credit Act would offer up to $10,000 a year for ramps, grab bars, and other accessibility upgrades for taxpayers 60 and older. It is only a proposal. Here is what the draft bill says, what Medicare still skips, and what families should do while Congress decides.

August 7, 2026 · 6 min

Asian American woman in her forties reviewing financial documents at a dining table while an older parent sits nearby

Family Wealth

Americans fear running out of money more than dying.

Allianz Life’s 2026 study puts longevity fear at 67%, with nearly half lacking a written plan. For Asian American Gen X and millennial caregivers, the missing plan is often the family ledger for parents and children, not only a 401(k) balance.

August 5, 2026 · 5 min

Continental Centre bilingual signage in Richmond, British Columbia

Family Wealth

Chinese Canadians own homes at high rates. One in five still lives in poverty.

StatCan’s Chinese Canada portrait shows an hourglass income story: high bachelor’s rates and ownership beside overqualification, mortgage stress, and a 19% poverty rate in 2024. Immigration waves from Hong Kong, mainland China, Taiwan, and Southeast Asia do not share one balance sheet.

July 25, 2026 · 5 min

Bonifacio Global City and Makati skylines at sunset in Metro Manila

Cross-Border Family

The peso hit a record low. For Fil-Am senders, that is not simple good news.

The Philippine peso closed at about 61.85 per dollar on July 24, a fresh all-time weak print as Middle East oil risk and a stronger dollar piled on. Each remitted dollar buys more pesos, but the same shock is lifting fuel costs for relatives and keeping Gulf OFW jobs in the risk column.

July 24, 2026 · 5 min

Yeouido finance district skyline along the Han River in Seoul

Family Wealth

Korea's market crash remade "home country" stocks into an Alphabet CapEx weather vane

After a roughly 28% plunge from June highs, fueled by 2x Samsung and SK hynix ETFs, Seoul faded ahead of Alphabet earnings on Wednesday and ripped higher Thursday when Google raised AI spending. Diaspora households with Korea brokerage accounts or new Hynix ADRs are holding a different product than they think.

July 23, 2026 · 6 min

Flag of the Philippines

Cross-Border Family

Philippine remittances rose in May, with the U.S. still the top source

Bangko Sentral data show cash remittances at $2.71 billion in May, up 2% from a year earlier but at the slowest growth pace in years. For Filipino families in the United States, the numbers are a reminder to plan support around slower growth, not just record totals.

July 21, 2026 · 3 min

Pranav Sood, chief financial officer of Airwallex

Career Moves

Pranav Sood returns to Airwallex as CFO for its next global phase

Airwallex brought back a former regional leader with experience in consulting, operations, and growth investing. His appointment offers a window into how the cross-border payments company is preparing to deploy capital, build regulated infrastructure, and serve businesses operating across markets.

July 18, 2026 · 6 min