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Bill Perkins Says Give Kids Inheritance in Their Late 20s, Not After Death

Multimillionaire author Bill Perkins argues that parents who plan to leave money to their children should transfer it in their late 20s or early 30s, when it can still change their lives, rather than waiting until death when its impact is diminished.

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Multimillionaire author Bill Perkins argues that parents who plan to leave money to their children should transfer it in their late 20s or early 30s, when it can still change their lives, rather than waiting until death when its impact is diminished.

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