Family Wealth Dynamics Flashcards

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What percentage of wealth is lost by the second generation?

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  • Wealth is created in the first generation.
  • 70% of wealth is lost by the second generation
  • 90% of wealth is lost by the 3rd generation.
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What is the reason that wealth transfers fail?

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60% due to a breakdown of communication
25% is from heirs being inadequately prepared.
15% is from other causes such as tax and other legal issues.

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What percentage of parents say that want to work with their childs advisor?

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70% of parents (think G1) expressed a desire to meet and work with their children’s financial advisor

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60% of children express what to their parents?

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60% of children (think G2) expressed a desire to meet and work with their parent’s financial advisor

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5
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How many people express a desire to engage and how many actually engage?

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2/3rd express the desire to engage

only 1/3rd actually enageages

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what is typical of 1st generation clients?

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1st Generation clients of wealth often display resistance, receptiveness, or hesitancy – but not apathy

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What is the Immigrants and Natives metaphor?

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Immigrants to the Land of Wealth
– New to wealth (lead generation)
– 80% of wealthy Americans
– Receptive or resistant but not apathetic

Natives to the Land of Wealth
– Grew up with wealth (next generation)
– 20% of wealthy Americans
– 90% change advisors with 2-3 years of family wealth transfer

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What are challenges between 1st and 2nd Generation Wealth

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  • Parents often do not allow children enough freedom.
  • Children often suffer from low self-esteem.
  • Parents often neglect their family relationships.
  • Children often do not develop relationships outside their social circles.
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What are challenges between 1st and 2nd Generation Wealth

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  • Parents often do not allow children enough freedom.
  • Children often suffer from low self-esteem.
  • Parents often neglect their family relationships.
  • Children often do not develop relationships outside their social circles.
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What are challenges between 1st and 2nd Generation Wealth

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  • Parents often do not allow children enough freedom.
  • Children often suffer from low self-esteem.
  • Parents often neglect their family relationships.
  • Children often do not develop relationships outside their social circles.
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What are challenges between 1st and 2nd Generation Wealth

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  • Parents often do not allow children enough freedom.
  • Children often suffer from low self-esteem.
  • Parents often neglect their family relationships.
  • Children often do not develop relationships outside their social circles.
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What percentage of wealthy Americans are immigrants to wealth

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80%

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What percentage of Americans change advisors within 2-3 years of family wealth transfer

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90%

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14
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What are 4 core family office services?

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  • Advisory
  • Financial Planning
  • Strategy
  • Governance
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What are Family Office Structures and Models?

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Single Family Office
Multi Family Office
Virtual Family Office

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16
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What is a Family Education Plan

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Financial capital
Intellectual capital
Social capital
Human capital

17
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What is Intellectual Capital

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individual or collective capital that comes from intelligence, knowledge, creativity or ingenuity

18
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What is Social Capital

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potential, opportunity or ability to bring the other capital elements (particularly human) together for the benefit of the greater good; often thought of inside the framework of the family itself in the HNW space

19
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What is Human Capital

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includes one’s knowledge, skills, health, motivation, endurance, effectiveness, character traits, experience, etc. (unique to each individual)

20
Q

What are the keys to a successful family

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Engagement
transparency
education
development

21
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What is the most opportune time to learn about financial education

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7/8 to 13/14 years old.

22
Q

What are the primary sources and uses of money (funds)

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  • Earn
  • Save
  • Spend
  • Invest
  • Share
23
Q

What is a good visual tool to list family members?

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Family Genogram

24
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What are Governance Goals:

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Define process for family decision making
• Clarify family roles, rights and responsibilities
• Develop policies and procedures
• Engage and empower the next generation

25
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Governance establishes the processes for what?

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  • strategic goals are set,
  • key relationships are maintained,
  • the health of the family is safeguarded,
  • accountability is maintained and
  • achievement and performance are recognized.
26
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What does family governance do?

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create frameworks, policies and traditions that determine how a family will operate.

27
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What is a Family Mission Statement?

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a combined, unified expression from all family members of what your family is all about — what it is you really want to do and be — and the principles you choose to govern your family life.

Define your family’s Goals, Priorities, Values, Strengths, and Weaknesses

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What is a Family Values statement

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Document intended to create or develop a shared and core set of principles and beliefs of the family unit.

Often found inside (a part) of the family mission statement.

29
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What is a family charter or constitution?

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emphasis on structure, procedures and organization.

  • formalization of the family structure and mission of the family business
  • defines roles and responsibilities
  • develops policies and procedures in line with family values and goals
  • determines the process for resolving disputes