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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m in my 50s but hearing from my daughter and her friends, it seems gen z is more cognizant of “family money” when dating?

I hear from her about her friends talking about prospects and she says young gen z men also make it a point to know if a young woman is coming from “family money” or not.

I grew up mc/umc (friend group was all parents who were engineers, attorneys, primary care physicians) but not “old money”/high finance/biglaw/“movers and shakers” and none of my friends thought if someone came from generational wealth when we were dating.

Are you also hearing this from your children? [/quote]

Who cares.

Anyone “with family money” has it in trusts for each adult kid so while yes, you’re marrying someone with money, it will be their trust buying the house, paying for future kids private school tuitions, and paying for any eventual divorce.

The spouse won’t get jack from any “family money,” only whatever income they both generate during the marriage.

It’s actually quite fair.

No one with “family money” wants their son or daughter marrying a greedy idiot and taking the hard-earned and saved “family money.” 
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This.

“Family money” could be tens of millions per adult child or grandchild, or it could be the inheritance is in a smaller trust one can tap into whilst the successfully saving/investing parents are still alive.

Either way, don’t plan on not having a job or someone else’s parents paying your way 24/7. [/quote]

+1 [/quote]

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