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How much of a person's wealth should they pass on to the next generation and how much should they give to charity?

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Should foreign HNWs have greater incentives to invest in Australia through the significant investor visas program?		Do you support Bill Gates's push for higher taxes for the wealthy?

What is your family's preferred method for managing philanthropic donations?		Should Australia start taxing inheritances, like United Kingdom does?

What would be your preferred way of investing $25,000 in a managed fund?		If you were limited to employing just one professional to help manage your wealth, who would you pick?

What is the best age to stop full-time work and focus on family office investing?		How often do you engage with your high-net-worth clients?

How will a swing towards inflation materially affect your investment strategy?		What is the extent of your exposure to hedge fund strategies?

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