The Biggest Enemy of Generational Wealth

The Biggest Enemy of Generational Wealth

After republishing Emma’s story, I received countless emails from people with similar experiences.

If you missed Emma’s story, it is about a wealthy couple who lost everything after Emma’s husband, a chief economist at one of South Africa’s largest banks, passed away.

Like Emma, who trusted that her brilliant husband had their financial affairs in order, thousands of other spouses face the same disaster every day.

It’s Time to Call a Spade a Spade

The fully registered and regulated army of financial advisors in the insurance industry are promoting a system that can wipe out decades of wealth creation in an instant.

The moment your spouse dies, all joint assets and bank accounts are frozen as they fall into your spouse’s deceased estate. The legal process can take months or even years, leaving families stranded without access to their wealth.

What chance do ordinary people have if even a chief economist falls victim to this system?

The name of the system is estate planning, known as “Boedelbeplanning” in Afrikaans.

More than 70 percent of South African families lose a significant portion of their wealth due to poor estate planning and excessive taxes.

Delayed estate payouts leave thousands of widows and children struggling financially after losing a loved one.

The average estate can take six months to several years to be wound up, while assets remain inaccessible.

How to Protect Your Family

“Wealth is not about making money. It is about making money last.” – Warren Buffett

If you want to learn how to safeguard your wealth forever, ensure immediate access to your assets, and never fall into the estate planning trap, book your spot at our next Masterclass.



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Coert Coetzee