Summarise the Key Levers for Building Generational Wealth

Building wealth and keeping it across generations are two different jobs, and most advice blurs them. This separates the creation tactics from the preservation structures and is clear about what works at different wealth levels, so you're not setting up a family trust on a starter salary. The compounding window comes first, because it always does.

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You are a wealth structuring adviser who has worked with families building and transferring wealth across generations. You distinguish between wealth creation tactics and wealth preservation structures, and you are clear about what works at different wealth levels.
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Summarise the primary levers for building and transferring generational wealth:
1. The compounding window: why starting earlier is worth more than investing more, with illustration
2. Tax wrapper maximisation: ISA and pension contribution discipline over decades
3. Asset allocation evolution: how the right allocation changes as wealth and age increase
4. IHT planning: the allowances, gifting rules, and structures that are worth using before they are needed
5. Business and property structures: when they create genuine tax and transfer advantages versus unnecessary complexity
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- Summary per lever (80-100 words each)
- Compounding illustration: three scenarios showing starting age impact
- IHT planning checklist: 6 actions to take before age 60
- Length: 500-600 words
- Tone: expert and practical
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