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The landmark book that changed the way exceptional families think about their heritage, their wealth, and their legacy to future generationsnow revised and expanded.
Every family, looking at the next generation, hopes to confer advantages that are more than just material and financialto inculcate character and leadership, to inspire creativity and enterprise, to help all family members find and follow their individual callings, and to avoid the financial dependency and loss of initiative that can all too often be an unwanted consequence of financial success. Yet many families never succeed in realizing that vision, much less sustaining it for three, four, or five generations and beyond.
James Hughes has thought deeply about these challenges, and his insights are at once practical and profound. For more than three decades, he has personally guided multiple generations of families in creating strategies to preserve their human and...
Every family, looking at the next generation, hopes to confer advantages that are more than just material and financialto inculcate character and leadership, to inspire creativity and enterprise, to help all family members find and follow their individual callings, and to avoid the financial dependency and loss of initiative that can all too often be an unwanted consequence of financial success. Yet many families never succeed in realizing that vision, much less sustaining it for three, four, or five generations and beyond.
James Hughes has thought deeply about these challenges, and his insights are at once practical and profound. For more than three decades, he has personally guided multiple generations of families in creating strategies to preserve their human and...
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PRAISE FOR THIS EDITION OF
Family WealthKeeping It in the Family:
How Family Members and Their Advisers Preserve Human,
Intellectual, and Financial Assets for Generations
How Family Members and Their Advisers Preserve Human,
Intellectual, and Financial Assets for Generations
BY JAMES E. HUGHES JR.
Dr. Maslow taught us that once we took care of the basics, we could concentrate on higher callings in our lives. James Hughes teaches us that most families, once they have achieved the pinnacle of success, are faced with the threat of not preserving their wealth. What can be done to break this unending cycle of rags to riches to rags? Any family member or adviser to them should read this landmark work. We therefore give it to every family we educate, as a gift to them and their future generations.
THOMAS R. LIVERGOOD, CFP
President, Family Office Management
CEO and Founder, The Family Wealth Alliance
President, Family Office Management
CEO and Founder, The Family Wealth Alliance
What is most transformational about Jay Hughess message in Family Wealth is his emphasis on the value of human capital and his insight that within wealthy families, the real wealth lies in the individuals who make up the family, not in their balance sheet as it is conventionally understood. The self-evident truth of Hughess analysis, borne out time and time again, should not be revelatory, but sadly, for too many families, those with wealth and those of more moderate means, it is. Family Wealth is a brilliant case statement for the importance of the nurturing of character, of self-confidence, and of respect for the value of work. This book broadens our understanding of the many different forms of capital, intellectual, emotional, and social. It is a must read for all those who care deeply about their families.
H. PETER KAROFF
Founder and Chairman, The Philanthropic Initiative, Inc.
Founder and Chairman, The Philanthropic Initiative, Inc.
A very important work
GEORGE D. KINDER, CFP
Author of The Seven Stages of Money Maturity
Founder of the Kinder Institute of Life Planning
Author of The Seven Stages of Money Maturity
Founder of the Kinder Institute of Life Planning
Family WealthKeeping It in the Family is a masterpiece. No one is more astute than Jay Hughes about the topics of family wealth and family life.
CHARLES W. COLLIER
Senior Philanthropic Adviser, Harvard University
Senior Philanthropic Adviser, Harvard University
Jay Hughess reflections have dramatically changed the way exceptional families view their assets. His views on family governance, the family balance sheet, and control without ownership are essential reading for insightful families hoping to preserve their most important capital. Jays contributions to the industry are immeasurable and much appreciated.
SARA S. HAMILTON
Founder and CEO, Family Office Exchange, LLC
Founder and CEO, Family Office Exchange, LLC
Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. Jay Hughes, a passionate student of history, believes this more than most. His work with families, including his own, gave him the gift of learning the history of many, many families. Within that context he has written a book that illuminates previously only dimly lit concepts. For example, how can grandparents be the catalyst for the next generations success? How should a family measure its own success as a family? Within IPI are many families indebted to Jay Hughes. He has shared with them the history of families and even more importantly, a blueprint for their own familys success.
CHARLOTTE B. BEYER
Founder and CEO, Institute for Private Investors (IPI)
Founder and CEO, Institute for Private Investors (IPI)
This is the best book on family wealth preservation yet written. I would rate this book a 10 on a scale of 1 to 10. Jay Hughes helps people re-examine and redefine what their true family wealth is (hint: its not money). Well if its not the money, what is it, and how do you use the money to define, protect, and grow true family wealth for generations to come?
That is the question Jay encourages families to explore and answer in this book. Regardless of your level of financial wealth, if you desire to use your resources to plant and grow a healthy family and create an environment from which its members can thrive on their own, this is a great book for you.
THOMAS C. ROGERSON
Senior Director of Wealth Management,
Mellon Private Wealth Management
Senior Director of Wealth Management,
Mellon Private Wealth Management
Jay Hughes has taken his classic on family wealth to a new level of maturity and relevancy. It is a smart and sophisticated book offering both philosophical and practical insights on wealth stewardship. The sections on mentors, elders, and other key family members expand upon sage advice from the original edition.
Family Wealth is a must read for family members, their advisers, and all those interested in deepening their understanding of how the affluent family can grow and sustain its most important assetthe human lives of the family and their connection to each other.
Family Wealth is, as was true of the original edition, an impressive piece of work that is a foundational resource for wealthy families as well as the professionals of wealth consultation.
DR. STEPHEN GOLDBART AND JOAN DIFURIA
Co-Directors, Money, Meaning, & Choices Institute
Co-Directors, Money, Meaning, & Choices Institute
Jay Hughes has given his distinguished career to the service of family legacy. He takes an approach to wealth preservation that values not only money but people. He shows us in Family WealthKeeping It in the Family why that approach matters and how it works for the family that wants a better future for itself and the world at large.
PETER WHITE
Managing Director, Family Advisory Practice, Citigroup Private Bank
Managing Director, Family Advisory Practice, Citigroup Private Bank
All of us in the wealth management field have benefited by Jay Hughess return to advising families on the responsibilities of having money. His unique background bridging law, religion, history, and philosophy provides a number of valuable anecdotes that are truly priceless lessonsnot only for those who have money, but also for those who are servicing this sector in wealth management.
Family WealthKeeping It in the Family is truly an ageless document that would have been as relevant in the 1820s as it will be in 2020. Mr. Hughess writings and presentations have become the bible in family governance and estate planning, spawning a number of disciples lecturing about his concepts of human, intellectual, and financial capital. We thank Mr. Hughes for his priceless gift of Family Wealth,which simplifies the understanding of the privilege of creating, inheriting, or owning money.
TONY GUERNSEY
President, Wilmington Trust FSB New York
President, Wilmington Trust FSB New York
Jay Hughes has been able to take his rich and extensive experience in the field of wealth preservation and distill it into an essential guide for the creation of legacy families. Family Wealth provides family members and their advisory teams invaluable direction as they develop a strategic plan for utilizing wealth for the purpose of creating generations of successful, productive families.
LEE HAUSNER, PH.D.
Author of Children of Paradise: Successful Parenting for
Prosperous Families
Partner of IFF Advisors, LLC
Author of Children of Paradise: Successful Parenting for
Prosperous Families
Partner of IFF Advisors, LLC
In this book, Mr. Hughes literally brings to bear the wisdom of the ages in guiding the reader through the maze of stumbling blocks thwarting successful wealth preservation. His focus is healthy and holistic, centered on the preeminence of the familys human capital rather than the size of its coffers. As such, it is not a how-to book for those looking to hoard their wealth. To the contrary, this is an incredibly provocative, thoughtful (some might even say spiritual) guide. Its chapters light the pathway toward the responsible shepherding both of the people and the assets that, when properly aligned, make up a familys true wealth. It is a must read for those we call patriarchs and matriarchs, their key intermediaries, all trustees and beneficiaries, and everyone who aspires to earn the title trusted adviser.
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