Our children's inheritance plan

three controversial ways we are handling our child's one inheritance. 1. £100k by 18. She's going to receive at least 100,000 pounds by the time she's 18. Could be earlier. We're actually thinking about maybe giving it to her at 16, depending on her maturity and how she handles money in her teenage years. She needs to have seed capital while she's young. She needs to be able to go out there and chase maybe, maybe even lose it all. To be on that journey with her together. For million. 2. Family Signet Ring. We have a family signet ring which reflects as our values as a family that we believe that we represent. Wanna world and reflect. When people think about inheritance, a lot of the time they only think about it in terms of money, but actually examples of people that have become incredibly successful, not from much, that's character values that they have and our daughter as well. So that eventually when she gets older, she can also reflect too. That alone will become incredibly successful older. 3. CEO isn't automatic. Our business, always beneficial ownership. This is based on a conversation I had recently with a friend of mine whose dad's businesses for 100 million dollars. We were speaking about how he may not become the CEO of his father's family office. That's important that we hire the right person to manage our assets, rather than try to force our children into it. But they benefit dividends, profits that the family business generates. Out whatever, but still the hard, but that that place businesses generations. Family business just keep qualified people running it. These are our controversial ways we're sorting out our children's inheritance and you do not have to copy us at all.