Inheritance

Let's see what that means.

If Rabbi Haber Baraka thinks that the inheritance of the husband is a Deoraita law, that he inherits his wife, then why should he return it? Inheritances don't get returned.

And if he thinks that's only the Rabanan law, well then, why should there be any payment? This is on a Deoraita level.

This belongs to the wife's family, and therefore it should go back without any payment.

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How much does it cost to inherit in Latin America? In some countries, inheritance can trigger taxes of 15%, 25%, or more.

You inherited something valuable, but nobody prepared you to receive it.

This is why I believe the cost of inheritance is much bigger than the inheritance tax.

Inheritance taxes in Latin America.

What does each country charge? Latin America has no unified inheritance tax system.

That's not necessarily something that is the basis of many businesses.

And you kind of do things like watch Succession on the TV and try and work out which character you are.

And have you guys done that or? Yes, in an informal basis, but I don't think it's sort of helpful to go down those lines.

But I think that the other side of it is that, you know, of our senior management team, again, there are two of us who are family and seven who are not family.

Well, thank you.

Yeah, check out my book, Leaving a Legacy, Inheritance, Charity, and Thousand-Year Families.

That's where it starts.

And if you have a masochistic urge to expose yourself to more of my writing after that in far less filtered and refined form, you can sign up to my blog, which you'll find linked in the book.

It's generic.

And it's ultimately consumptive because what you say, the next generation is i'm going to transfer you something that costs you nothing i'm going to give no meaning or purpose behind it and then i'm going to be shocked when you consume it the average inheritance in the united states is consumed in 18 months so what people earn over the course of their life is on average spent by the next generation in 18 months It's quicker if you live in Vegas.

Then you say, okay, well, that's true of the average American, but not high net worth.

There was a study done a couple of years ago that found that even among the highest net worth families in the first five years, on average, 40% of inherited wealth is consumed through lifestyle spending, bad investments.

It's unlikely me or Alan will see any of it because Frank will drain her until there's nothing left, which has already started.

By the way, this comes from Inheritance SNAFU.

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I'm Sophia.

Amen? Look at this next verse.

To an inheritance incorruptible.

The whole, the land was the, you know, the promise to Abraham was the inheritance of the land, right? Inheritance, inheritance.

And in fact, Jesus, Jesus even talked about blessed are the meek, right? That's it.

That's it.

No.

Most people aren't even aware that there's a thing called the Pennsylvania Inheritance Tax, or it applies to probate and non-probate assets, something like your IRA and 401K.

You pay tax on that, too.

People think, oh, because that's at my financial broker, I don't have to pay a tax.