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Build a Legacy That Lasts Beyond You

Protect the wealth. Prepare the people. Preserve the legacy.

Your wealth is part of your legacy. But the plan on paper is only half of it. The people you prepare, the conversations you have and the decisions you document decide what happens next. These free resources help you organise your affairs and prepare your family, one practical step at a time.

Where to begin

Start free, or begin the full project. The free tools help you take the first step. The System carries you through the rest.

Free PDF

Family Wealth Readiness Checklist

A twenty-minute self-check across seven areas: wills, trusts, records, decision-makers, heirs, advisers and documents. It shows you what is already in place and what needs attention.

Free starter

The 60-Minute Family Emergency Binder

Record your contacts, where documents are kept, and what the first 72 hours should look like. This is the starter edition. The complete seven-section edition, covering accounts, estate documents, tax, healthcare wishes and a legacy letter, is included in the System.

$99, the complete system

The Beaumont Family Legacy System

A guided family project, not a quick download. A 34-page fillable workbook in six modules: readiness assessment, family meeting guide, the Family Legacy Statement, heir preparation and a 90-day plan. The Complete Edition Emergency Binder is included.

Most families work through it in 25 to 35 hours over about twelve weeks, in sessions that fit around everything else.

Inside the System

Real pages from the workbook. A readiness score, a meeting agenda, a one-page legacy statement, and a 90-day plan with dates and owners.

Module 1: Family Legacy Readiness Assessment from The Beaumont Family Legacy System

Module 1

Family Legacy Readiness Assessment

Thirty statements across the five pillars, scored 0 to 3, giving each pillar a total out of 18. It shows where the family stands before any decisions are made.

Module 2: Family Meeting Guide from The Beaumont Family Legacy System

Module 2

Family Meeting Guide

Timed agendas for the first meeting, the annual meeting and a meeting after a major event, with ground rules, a decision log and a record of what was agreed.

Module 3: Family Legacy Statement from The Beaumont Family Legacy System

Module 3

Family Legacy Statement

Guided drafting of one page the whole family can read aloud. Begin with "We believe", test it against four questions, then sign it together.

Module 5: 90-Day Implementation Plan from The Beaumont Family Legacy System

Module 5

90-Day Implementation Plan

A week-by-week plan with tick boxes, a due date and a done-on date for each action. Fall behind, and you pick up at the next action rather than starting again.

Prepare your family

The hardest part of a plan is rarely the paperwork. It is the conversation.

Free PDF

Family Wealth Conversation Guide

Five conversations for parents and adult children, with opening lines, questions for each side, and what to do when it gets difficult.

Free toolkit

Legacy Conversation Toolkit

Practical tools for starting and continuing the conversations that matter most to your family.

Not sure how to begin? Pick one conversation, choose a calm moment, and say what you are doing: “I'd like to talk about how we handle money as a family. I'm not deciding anything today.”

Go deeper

The Beaumont Legacy Series: three books, one conviction. A plan only works if the family is prepared for it.

Book 1

The $84 Trillion Shift

How families can build, preserve and transfer wealth across generations. Introduces the Beaumont System, built on five pillars: Clarity, Communication, Prepared People, Harmony and Stewardship.

Book 2

Legacy Without Conflict

Why inheritance tears families apart, and the conversations, frameworks and structures that prevent it.

Book 3

The Prepared Heir

For anyone who has received, or expects to receive, an inheritance, and wants to handle it well.

Not sure where to begin?

Start with the checklist. It takes about twenty minutes, and it will show you what to do first.

Advise families professionally? See resources for professionals.

These resources are educational and are not legal, tax or financial advice. Speak to suitably qualified professionals in your own country about wills, trusts, tax and investments.