Henny Dovland: Intergenerational financial planning explained
Keeping it in the family
Henny Dovland looks at different ways to share wealth between the generations while keeping a firm hand on tax liabilities
As we live longer, it is quite typical for four generations to be alive and well in any one family. This means it is becoming increasingly important to consider financial planning on an intergenerational...
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