NY Times on twenty-something heirs who give away their inheritance to social change organizations. The subtext includes cautionary comments by parents, financial advisors, those who in an earlier generation gave their money away and now wax a bit rueful. How much is enough for children? At what moment? After what preparation? Along with what financial and life coaching? These are the questions, I think, that a wealthy parent might have eying a growing heir. (Via Philanthromedia.)
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March 16, 2008
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