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The 2023 book, Wealth 3.0: The Future of Family Wealth Advising,1 and several related articles2 outline a fresh perspective on advising families about wealth. The perspective is grounded in a historical context in which, prior to approximately 1985 and still dominant in many areas of wealth management, the era of “Wealth 1.0” focused mainly on a family’s financial assets without much concern for the family’s emotional, psychological, governance or long-term developmental needs.
The next almost four decades of “Wealth 2.0” then introduced profound new thinking and interest in the nonfinancial capitals of the family, leading to the modern ecosystem of wealth management. However, Wealth 2.0 also spawned a variety of negative stereotypes, bi...
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