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You Want Your Grandchildren to go to Harvard, Become a Doctor and a Concert Pianist?
You Want Your Grandchildren to go to Harvard, Become a Doctor and a Concert Pianist? Estate and Legacy Planning with Discretionary Incentive Trusts So you want your children or grandchildren to: stay clear of illegal drugs graduate from your alma mater summa cum laude study your choice of business, medicine, or classical music… pursue […]