Impulse buying, inheritance and influence: understanding generational attitudes to wealth

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      Impulse buying, inheritance and influence: understanding generational attitudes to wealth
      Advisers deep in conversations with clients about intergenerational wealth will have come across some huge variances in ideals. (Pexels/Hillary Fox)

      Money and death are not, generally, people's preferred topics of conversation - especially not when one's own family is involved.

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