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Occasionally I meet somebody outside of the context of my personal history, and in one way or another, it will become evident to them that I'm wealthy. And they say, "I'll be damned! You're not at all what I would expect." Hearing that always pleases me: I take it as a high compliment. I've had to work hard not to buy into the stereotypes about rich people. And I see those stereotypes everywhere. I want people to make up their mindsnot only about me, but also about other people I know who have moneybased on who they are, based on what they are doing, and based on what they love.

- A young heir interviewed by The Inheritance Project.

Passing Wealth Along to Our Children book cover

Passing Wealth Along to Our Children:
Emotional Complexities of Estate Planning


Margaret Kiersted

This article introduces readers to the complexities of creating trusts and wills. The fictional story of Stan and Nancy Blackman illustrates the dilemmas that may arise in leaving wealth to descendants. This article is useful to wealthy parents, estate attorneys, therapists and financial planners. 26 pages.


TRIO PRESS   ISBN 0-9699195-2-2
$12.00



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