Should grandchildren mean a greater inheritance?

12 Mar 2024 · 0 min

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In this brief YouTube segment, the creator poses a direct question to viewers: if a parent has two children—one who already has children (grandchildren) and one who does not—should the presence of grandchildren affect how the parent's estate is divided? The speaker asks whether the child with grandchildren should receive a larger share and the child without should receive less, or whether the inheritance should be split evenly at 50/50. The segment ends with a call for viewers to share their answers in the comments and an invitation to subscribe to the creator’s newsletter via a Linktree link.

Answer this question. You have two children. One of your children has kids of their own. The other child has no kids. Should that affect the amount of inheritance your children receive? In other words, does the fact that one of your children has kids of their own mean they should receive more inheritance and the child who has no kids less inheritance? Or should they be 50/50 regardless? Put your answer in the comments. And if you want my newsletter, click on my picture and go to my Linktree.