06/11/2026
Most people spend their lives building personal capital.
A smaller number spend their lives building perpetual capital.
Personal capital is centered on the assets that will serve you during your lifetime. Perpetual capital asks a different question: How can this portion of our wealth serve future generations?
In Josh's latest article, he explores the distinction between these two approaches and why it matters for families thinking beyond just their lifetimes.
Legacy is not simply about transferring wealth. It is about creating a structure, purpose, and vision that can endure.
For families committed to intentional legacy building, understanding the difference between personal capital and perpetual capital can reshape the way important financial decisions are made.
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