Family wealth

Passing on more
than an account.

We help families talk about money openly, prepare children and grandchildren for what they may one day manage, and agree on the values behind the decisions.

A family standing together outdoors on a sunny dayFor the next generation

The Grove approach

Wealth lasts longer
when it is understood.

Assets can change hands in an afternoon. Knowing how to look after them, and why they were built, takes far longer to hand down.

Family wealth guidance at Grove is about conversation and preparation: meetings that give everyone a voice, learning matched to each person’s age, and a clear sense of what the family wants its money to do.

What we look at

Where the work
goes in.

Four areas we cover in every family wealth conversation.

  • Family meetings

    A structured conversation, with an agenda, about plans, expectations and questions that are hard to raise at dinner.

  • Preparing heirs

    Learning about saving, investing, giving and responsibility, pitched to each person’s age.

  • Helping adult children

    Gifts, loans and help toward a first home or a business, and how to keep things fair between siblings.

  • Shared values

    A short written statement of what the family’s money is for, to guide decisions later on.

What you leave with

Clear outputs,
in writing.

  • An agenda for a first family meeting
  • A learning plan for the next generation
  • A record of what was agreed
  • A rhythm for future conversations

Questions we will ask

Come ready
to talk about.

  • Have you talked with your children about money?
  • What do you hope they learn from you?
  • Are you supporting any family members today?
  • What would fair look like between your children?

Planned alongside

Connected
services.

Your next step

Build on a steadier
financial footing.

Start with one focused conversation about what matters to you, what is changing and where a clearer picture would help.