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The Best Gifting Strategy of Our Era

My son is 22 years old. He is a sweet guy, but not yet experienced with money.  As parents, we all want what is best for our kids.  We also want to ensure that they will be financially safe once we leave this world.  I believe we are all wired to provide a legacy plan for our spouse, children and favorite charitable causes.

This often creates a paradox in our legacy plan.  Our basic desire to leave resources to the next generation could also be the greatest obstacle

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