Generational wealth often disappears not because of poor investments but due to missing communication, financial literacy, and stewardship frameworks. Studies cite that about 70% of families lose wealth by the second generation and 90% by the third, highlighting a behavioral rather than market‑driven problem. The article outlines a staged family‑education model—from basic money concepts in early years to professional‑guided stewardship in adulthood—to build confidence and continuity. Sequoia Financial Group is presented as a partner that integrates education with coordinated planning to protect legacy.

Michael Paulus cashed out his insurance business to Prudential for $2.35 billion in 2019 and subsequently founded a dedicated family office to steward the proceeds. The office quickly moved beyond passive holdings, deploying capital into private‑equity, venture, real‑estate and impact projects...

A new Empathy study of 555 advisors in the U.S., U.K. and Canada finds that while 97% are aware of the looming $124 trillion great wealth transfer, only 44% feel prepared to guide clients through it. Advisors report low concern—72% are...

Family offices are increasing investments in next‑generation nuclear fission plants, seeing them as a more reliable route to profitability than the still‑experimental nuclear fusion sector. The new fission designs promise lower construction costs, modular construction, and shorter timelines, aligning with...