"maintain wealth" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to continue to have and preserve one's wealth or financial assets. It can be used in various contexts, such as discussing financial strategies, giving advice on managing money, or describing a person or company's ability to sustain their financial resources. Example: In order to maintain wealth, it is important to diversify your investments and regularly review and adjust your financial plan.
For the resource-rich Gulf donors, the issue is not tighter purse strings, as high oil prices have helped maintain wealth, but political ties to new, unpredictable regimes.
Clients work with SFOs and MFOs because of the multi-disciplinary approach that ensures their wealth transfers across multiple generations in the most tax efficient manner possible, that their children and future generations have prudent investment programs implemented and that they have the appropriate infrastructure and fiduciaries installed to responsibly manage and maintain wealth.
Party connections are essential to building and maintaining wealth.
Because his specialty is maintaining wealth across time, he needs to know more than just the size and shape of his clients' fortunes.
For a start, this decade has so far seen a dismal performance by the stockmarket, which plays a crucial role in creating and maintaining wealth.
The same can be said about maintaining wealth.
(Ordinary people would likely be all the more successful at accruing and maintaining wealth if Warren had her way, actually).
The process of amassing wealth by itself teaches indelible lessons, and equips one with tools to carefully navigate the difficulties of having and maintaining wealth.
And while this particular study didn't delve into specific reasons for this gap, Currier pointed to previous research showing the impact neighborhood poverty has had on maintaining wealth disparities over time.
His clients reveal these things to Blattmachr because he can help them maintain their wealth now and for their children.
Both state managers and private owners of enterprises increasingly resorted to extortion and force to maintain their wealth.
