Generational Wealth

In today’s global economy, more families are living, working, and investing across multiple countries. An entrepreneur might run a business headquartered in one nation, own property in another, and have children studying abroad. While international life opens> > > >

The twenty-first century has opened new doors for families who want to live and work globally. Digital nomadism, once considered a lifestyle reserved for freelancers or single adventurers, has matured into a legitimate and strategic choice for> > > >

When we talk about generational wealth, the conversation almost always centers on money—trust funds, investment portfolios, property, or businesses passed down from one generation to the next. These are the visible, measurable assets families use to create> > > >

When families build wealth, they often focus first on financial planning: investments, trusts, estates, and wills. While these legal tools are important, they often fail to protect the most fragile part of family wealth—family unity. Conflict, misunderstandings,> > > >

When most people hear the phrase estate planning, they think of wills, homes, or family heirlooms. But in 2025, an increasing share of wealth exists online—stored in cloud accounts, digital wallets, and intellectual property. The rise of> > > >