Synopsis
Will your great-great-grandchildren know your name? Will they know your story, your beliefs, and the principles you hold dear?
Research has shown that 90 percent of inherited wealth disappears by the third generation. And if the money you leave behind never reaches your grandchildren, chances are your values will be lost to them as well. But Justin Biance has developed a practical plan that will help you safeguard your history, beliefs, and cherished principles along with your financial assets for many generations to come.
Based on Justin's experience with hundreds of retirees and their families, The Great Inheritance features deeply personal stories that illustrate what's possible for your family. It provides the wisdom and guidance to help you unite your loved ones, clarify a shared family vision, and create a lasting legacy.
Whether your estate is worth thousands or millions, if you would like your children's children to inherit who you are along with what you have, this book is the perfect guide.
Review
The Great Inheritance is not only an impressive how-to book, but it is also an impressive why-to book. There is an old saying, "A man is never truly dead until he is forgotten." The Great Inheritance achieves a desired goal we all aspire to: to live and influence beyond our life's years. Justin has laid out a specific, workable plan to accomplish this goal. It has inspired me to be more intentional with preserving my family's intergenerational legacy, and I am confident it will do the same for you.
Congressman John Rutherford, U.S. Representative, 4th District of Florida
As a family therapist for many years, I witnessed numerous families break apart because they didn't heed the wisdom contained in this book. Justin's God-given gifts and expertise come through on every page. If you desire to keep your family united and leave a lasting legacy for your children and grandchildren, you will treasure this book.
Dr. Bob Schuchts, Author of Be Healed and Be Transformed, Ave Maria Press
For most people, estate planning can be cold, frustrating, and something to put off until the very end. This aversion often leads to substandard planning or, even worse, no planning at all. In his book, The Great Inheritance, Justin seeks to transform the process. He presents the subject in a clear, concise, and comprehensive manner that engages and motivates the reader to take ownership of their estate planning to make it meaningful. Justin shows that estate planning should be about much more than dollars and cents--that it should be about establishing a legacy for our loved ones.
Robert E. Livingston, Esq. Livingston & Livingston, P.A.
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