This is actually a great question… If you planned on leaving your kids $500,000 one day, would you rather give it to them at 30 or let them inherit $1 million at 60? A multimillionaire author argues parents should give inheritance money EARLY—when it can actually change their kids’ lives. At 30, that money could help: • Buy a home • Start a business • Pay off debt • Invest for decades • Help raise a family By 60, many people have already lived through the years when they needed the help most. Obviously, you’d want your kids mature enough to handle it. But I think there’s a real argument here: What’s the point of building generational wealth if the next generation doesn’t receive it until they’re almost retired? Would you give it early or make them wait?