The Legacy of Inherited Wealth

When you don't need to work for survival, purpose is all there is. And when you're twenty-one and you don't have the necessity to get out there, it's an enormous thing to struggle with at a young age. What do I need to do? I don't need to do anything! I feel like the money I inherited is like a muting forcelike right after a snowstorm, when everything is white and quiet and sort of neutralized. I feel like I've been subdued. Nothing stands out more than anything else.

- A young inheritor interviewed by The Inheritance Project

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	The Legacy of Inherited Wealth: Interviews With Heirs Edited by Barbara Blouin with Katherine Gibson Foreword by Robert Coles Revised Edition This book presents seventeen candid interviews with men and women from all regions of the United States. These narratives focus on what it is like to grow up in affluence, and to inherit enough money to make paid work a matter of personal choice. A resource section of wealth conferences, wealth counselors, books and newsletters follows the interviews. 208 pages. TRIO PRESS ISBN 0-9699195-8-1 $16.00