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Michael Krasny

"Helga writes from the heart and she puts lucidly into prose good, sound and wise advice about the ways for us to begin needed conversations across the generation chasm."

– Host of KQED Forum and author of Off Mike: A Memoir of Talk Radio and Literary Life

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Stan Jernigan

"A pathway, guide and instruction book for dealing with two taboo subjects – money and death. Helga shows how families can avoid misunderstandings about these two issues. This book should be mandatory reading for every parent and adult child."

–Founder, The Mentor Group

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Robert Burton, M.D.

"A common sense approach to rethinking personal relationships in the light of not-so-intuitively obvious cognitive science discoveries."

– – Author of On Being Certain: Believing That You Are Right Even When You're Not

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Bruce Feldstein, M.D.

"I've seen the peace that comes to families who can have the conversations included in this book."

– Director, The Jewish Chaplaincy
Stanford University Medical Center

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Money, Love & Legacy

What if today was the last chance to speak to a parent or child you love?

What Would You Like to Say To Them?

What Would You Like to Hear From Them?

This book is a wake up call for parents and adult children. It is a guide for conversations about money, entitlement, responsibility, forgiveness, love and legacy.

In a world of events we can’t control, the conversations we need to have can’t be postponed.

The things we did and said and wish we hadn’t…

The things we could have said and didn’t…

There is no right time for these conversations.

There is only ‘in time’. That time is NOW.

Families confuse money with love.

Parents procrastinate about planning and often leave their family with problems about inheritance, responsibility, entitlement, and legacy. Adult children often feel uncomfortable opening conversations about finances, estate planning or end-of-life issues with their parents. Perhaps one of the most loving gifts parents can give their children is to share information children need to help parents as they age.

 
Your Family Needs This Book
Losing a loved one is difficult enough - but when the wake of that death is littered with unresolved issues, squabbles over inheritance, or remorse for love left unexpressed, the pain of mourning can be insurmountable.

 

Your Family Needs This Book
It will show you how to save yourself and your loved ones unnecessary grief, by having the sometimes difficult, but always crucial, conversations about the issues and emotions that shape a family's legacy, before it's too late.

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