A clear plan for your family

Build a legacythat lasts.

Financial education with Garrett Gunderson

Bring your family’s financial decisions, values, and long-term plans into focus.

Explore a practical approach to family governance, coordinated planning, and multigenerational wealth. Start with the method or speak with our team.

Family office, family retreat, family constitution, and trust planning.
Four connected practices for family legacy planning
The Legacy MethodPlan · Coordinate · Continue

The method · Family Legacy Rings

A field guide to your family’s enduring legacy.

The Legacy Method connects four disciplines. Their value comes from working as one system, governance, relationships, shared decisions, and structure reinforcing one another.

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Family Office

Bring the family's financial professionals into one coordinated system, with a shared view of decisions and responsibilities.

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Family Retreat

Create a recurring place to transfer stories, values, context, and decision-making, not simply assets.

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03

Family Constitution

Make expectations visible through a living document that guides how the family stewards resources together.

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Multigenerational Trust

Use an intentionally designed structure to support long-term ownership, protection, and multigenerational continuity.

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Practical resources

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Use these guides to understand policy design and the tradeoffs behind your family’s financial decisions.

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12-page PDF

Policy Design Guide

A practical guide to evaluating permanent life insurance policies and the tradeoffs that shape them.

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8-page PDF

Getting a Car With Your Bank

Compare ways to finance a large purchase and understand how policy loans work.

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