In this conversation, Chase Collins, a financial therapist and author of 'Trust Your Trust Fund', shares his insights on the emotional complexities of inherited wealth. He discusses his personal journey, the challenges faced by trust fund recipients, and the importance of using wealth as a tool for growth rather than a source of identity.

Chase emphasizes the need for open conversations about money within families and the significance of rewriting one's money story to align with personal values and purpose.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Chase Collins and His Journey

06:03 Navigating Emotional Challenges of Wealth

11:43 Wealth as a Tool, Not a Burden

17:09 Signs of Guilt and Shame in Inheritors

22:30 Finding Your Own Path with Wealth

26:47 Rewriting Your Money Story

32:15 Advice for New Inheritors

Takeaways

• Chase Collins specializes in the emotional side of money.
• Inherited wealth can lead to confusion and shame.
• Wealth should be viewed as a tool for growth.
• Many inheritors struggle with feelings of entitlement and guilt.
• Emotional inheritance is rarely discussed, leading to isolation.
• Signs of guilt in inheritors can include addiction and overindulgence.
• A common mistake is ignoring financial responsibilities out of fear.
• Healthy family conversations about money should start with curiosity.
• Rewriting your money story involves understanding your values.
• Support from coaches and communities is crucial for clarity.