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Worried the kids will blow it all? This might help

Structured philanthropy, even at modest levels, can foster purpose, build family cohesion, and create real community outcomes.

Rebecca ZwierLawyer
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The Financial Review’s Philanthropy 50 list in April revealed a record-breaking $1.25 billion in giving by some of Australia’s most generous individuals and families.

But behind the headline number lies something more enduring than dollars: a quiet evolution in how Australia’s wealthiest think about legacy, impact and responsibility.

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Rebecca Zwier is a partner at Arnold Bloch Leibler with expertise in private wealth.
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