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EPISODE · Jun 27, 2026 · 25 MIN

Do You SKI??? Spend.. Kids... Inheritance...

from The Crystal Clear Finances Podcast · host crystalclearfinances

Join us for today's podcast as Crystal discusses the concept of "SKI" (Spending Kids Inheritance) and the balance between enjoying one's resources in retirement while still providing an appropriate inheritance for the next generation. She references examples of billionaires like Dylan Taylor and Bill Gates who are rethinking traditional inheritance approaches, preferring to leave enough for their children to have a safety net but not so much that it prevents them from developing their own skills and fulfilling their purpose. Crystal emphasizes the importance of character development alongside financial planning, noting that many wealthy individuals lack proper spiritual, emotional, and moral guidance for their heirs.  Tune in today and learn how the word SKI isn't just about the winter sport! You can have confidence in every financial decision! Watch us on our YouTube channel  For a daily dose of inspiration and courage – Follow us on Instagram! It’s time your finances are Crystal Clear! Call us today at (518) 433-7181 and schedule your free initial consultation

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