Marlene Outrim publishes second financial planning book

'Cascading Your Wealth'

Jenna Brown
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Experienced financial planner turned author, Marlene Outrim, has published her second book, providing tips and advice on how people can best navigate the complexities of passing wealth through the generations.

Cascading Your Wealth centres around six steps to creating a family wealth plan, empowering readers to put their affairs in order and make the right choices now about how to pass on their money to loved ones without compromising their current lifestyle, or future ambitions.  The book covers the practical financial planning elements and also addresses the emotional and psychological factors that affect intergenerational wealth, according to the author. Outrim, founder of Cardiff-based Uniq Family Wealth, said she drew on her 30 years of industry experience to construct the book which e...

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