Incentive Trust
Inheritance with Intention
This may become one of the strongest storytelling categories because it immediately raises emotional and philosophical questions. Can inheritance shape behavior? Should it? This trust category creates discussion instantly.
An Incentive Trust is a trust that distributes assets based on specific behaviors, milestones, or conditions established by the person creating the trust. These trusts may encourage education, employment, sobriety, entrepreneurship, charitable involvement, or other personal values.
- encourage responsibility
- create structure
- preserve motivation
- align inheritance with family values
“This is about control.”
Sometimes it’s actually about concern. Many families worry that large inheritances received too early or without structure may create unintended consequences.
A trust might match earned income, reward educational achievement, delay distributions until certain ages, or create protections around addiction recovery.
- Parents of young adults
- High-net-worth families
- Entrepreneurs
- Families with addiction concerns
- Legacy-focused planners
An Incentive Trust raises a fascinating question: "Can wealth support growth without replacing purpose?"
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