Category: Family Legacy

It’s about taking risks – maybe not a do it yourself project, my weekly perspective

Today, I am writing about you and your family interactions, mostly as it relates to the family business. Risk taking in your family communication is not easy to do. Having difficult conversations can let you and the business thrive. Not having difficult conversations could stifle and hold back the business.

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Where to look for a successor – what if a family member is not interested? – my weekly perspective Score 0%

Where to look for a successor – what if a family member is not interested? – my weekly perspective

Not all family businesses are destined to remain within the family.  This is an unfortunate reality and the stats prove this fact out.  Only about 50% of family businesses remain within the family after the second generation and about 15% stay with the family after the third generation. Sobering statistics. Depending on the size of […]

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Financial literacy and your family – my weekly blog

We were all brought up uniquely with different values. This becomes apparent especially when money and wealth are involved. And this can become apparent in a relationship.  One of the leading reasons for separation and divorce is over money, often because in some families, it is a taboo subject, not to be discussed. Misunderstandings can […]

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Rip off the band aid – my weekly perspective

Many times, I have seen family disputes arise, over money. Often at the peril of family unity. Why does this happen? Hurt feelings, love being equated to money, power and most commonly some prior and as yet unresolved family dispute. First off, fair does not mean equal.  Read more here: An article on this topic The […]

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Educate – financial literacy of our children. My weekly perspective

Do you have the responsibility to raise children (could now be adults) so that they are prepared to inherit wealth? A mere $ 42 trillion will be passing to the next generation in the next 20-30 years. If you do not take active steps to get them ready for the responsibility that wealth brings, then how will these children otherwise get prepared?  Many parents try to raise their children and share their values.  Do you as parents also talk about financial literacy?

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