“People who receive sudden wealth often suffer great frustration over how to deal with such a large amount of money. For some this results in a painful inability to identify real needs and longings, or to connect with meaningful work or occupation. Others find it difficult to establish authentic and trusting friendships.”

“As Baby Boomers begin to realise their inheritances, we’re about to see the greatest transfer of wealth in European history.”

John stared at the cheque for a long time. It was [...]
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The following is compiled from a great interview with Rick Warren, ‘Purpose Driven Life ‘ author and pastor of Saddleback Church in California. In the interview, with Paul Bradshaw, [...]
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Two lottery wins in two consecutive years and the combined total of $5.4 million gone in just over two decades. Evelyn Adams, who achieved the Great American Dream twice when [...]
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It’s not that bad,” shrugs a French banker friend over lunch. “In some ways it’s a relief.” A quarter of his wealth has disappeared as his bank’s share price has [...]
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