The Family Bank is a financial and social arrangement in a familial setting designed to connect generations of families together. Financial resources are stewarded by the family to help family members with temporal needs such as paying for education, buying a home, starting a business, or other investments. Family Bank families are more empowered to take care of themselves and less reliant on government or charitable services to help family members with any financial challenges. Family Bank members' access to any assistance is contingent upon merit and accountability.
The Family Bank provides the structure for families to not only pass on financial opportunities but values and traditions as well. Families who establish practices of assistance to and regular interaction with each other are most inclined to carry on family traditions, stories, and values. Wealth entrusted to a Family Bank can provide funding for those activities and tie generations together.
You don't have to be a billionaire to create a Family Bank. Because the same principles of growth, protection, and opportunity apply to fortunes both large and small, families
with smaller fortunes can maintain and grow their Family Banks at the same rate as larger ones. Family Bank activities are scalable and proportionate to whatever amount of
wealth is set apart for continued growth and assistance towards its members and others.
Learn the unique principles and practices that have helped some of the wealthiest families in history not only maintain their wealth and strong family relationships, but increase them.