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How women are redefining wealth, giving and legacy planning. The way people accumulate, manage and give their money is changing across the globe.
Find out moreFor Canadian women, legacy means passing on ideals as well as wealth – work hard, be passionate and make a difference.
As women and the next generation acquire more wealth, they are thinking about how they can make a positive societal impact.
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Women are breaking down corporate walls and cultural barriers. Is gender equality in wealth becoming more of a reality?
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The next generation views social responsibility and family relationships as the keys to defining the mark they want to leave on the world. What does that mean for the future of giving in this country?
Read more79% of Canadian respondents with more than US$5 million in assets say the legacy they want to leave differs from their parents’ views on legacy.
- Data from a survey conducted by The Economist Intelligence Unit © 2018
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Bill Elkington tells us how The Erika Legacy Foundation is helping to fund research and break down the stigma of mental health and suicide.
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