
The year 2021 started with a bang, not a whimper. The pain, confusion, conflicts and challenges that families face in the United States and around the world defy description. Superlatives such as “unprecedented,” “monumental” and “historic” do little justice to describe the state of the world today. We’re in the midst of a fundamental transformation, potentially pivoting from post-WWII norms to a new social contract defining how the three sectors of society—government, private (for profit) enterprise and charity—will work together to meet society’s needs.1 It would be too easy as private wealth advisors (for example, lawyers, accountants, investors) to sit back and watch developments as though binge-watching a reality show on Netf...
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