As baby boomers prepare to transfer wealth to their children, those younger generations may be thinking of how to preserve their family’s financial legacy. The “third generation curse” indicates that ...

It’s not about inheritance, but stewardship balanced with self-authorship, says UOB’s Angela Koh Read more at The Business ...

Telling the family story is an important part of transferring your legacy to the next generation. The third-generation curse recognizes that very few family businesses survive beyond the third ...

We are currently in the midst of what is being coined as the Great Wealth Transfer — a time during which Baby Boomers are projected to pass trillions to their heirs. Of the $84 trillion anticipated to ...

Along with owning a home and the ability to retire comfortably, many people dream of being able to build generational wealth, or wealth that can be passed down to their children and grandchildren.

The line separating America’s wealthiest families from the rest of the population may not be as indelible as many think, according to new research. A study from the National Bureau of Economic ...

They build, they grow, then they fall. The familiar cycle of family businesses has echoed across continents for centuries. In Thailand, where family-run conglomerates dominate the economy, the ...