‘Giving while living’ has become a popular trend for passing on family wealth, says Edward Jones CEO

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Fortune	‘Giving while living’ has become a popular trend for passing on family wealth, says Edward Jones CEO	Penny Pennington says there can be significant benefits to giving money to family members while you're still alive—one of which is simple joy.	1 Oct, 06:30	1 Oct, 07:15	0m	fortune.com	First

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