Most people who think about passing wealth to the next generation believe they have already addressed it — a will, a life insurance policy, assets set aside for the children. But most traditional wealth transfer vehicles are exactly that: transfer mechanisms. They move money from one generation to the next. They do not compound it. They do not continue. This article explores what a true generational legacy actually looks like — and why the decision to build one starts with you, not your heirs.
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