The Legacy Starter Kit Your First 3 Steps to Protecting the Wealth You've Built
Most people spend decades building wealth — and less than an afternoon protecting it.
The Legacy Starter Kit gives you the three foundational tools every serious wealth builder over 45 needs — but almost nobody has.
WHAT'S INSIDE
TEMPLATE 1 — The Net Worth Tracker (Excel)
Stop guessing what you're worth. This monthly tracker calculates your total assets, liabilities, and net worth automatically— and shows you your Wealth Threshold Score: the percentage of your income that comes from assets rather than labour. That number tells you exactly how close you are to financial freedom.
TEMPLATE 2 — The Estate Planning Checklist (PDF/Word)
60% of Americans have no estate plan. Without one, a court decides what happens to everything you've spent your life building. This 5-pillar checklist walks you through every document you need — will, trust, power of attorney, beneficiary designations, and more — with cost estimates, attorney questions, and a beneficiary summary table you fill in once and never lose.
TEMPLATE 3 — The Family Wealth Conversation Guide (PDF/Word)
70% of generational wealth is lost by the second generation. The #1 reason isn't bad investments.
It's the conversation that never happened. This guide gives you 18 reflection questions, scripts for the hard conversations, and a complete Letter of Intent framework — so your legacy carries your values, not just your money.
THIS KIT IS FOR YOU IF:
→ You earn well but haven't properly tracked your net worth
→ You've been meaning to do estate planning for years
→ You want your family to understand the wealth you're
building — not just inherit it
→ You're ready to stop thinking about your legacy and
start building it
WHAT YOU GET
✓ Net Worth Tracker — Excel spreadsheet, fully editable
✓ Estate Planning Checklist — 5-pillar complete checklist
✓ Family Wealth Conversation Guide — 18 questions,
scripts, and Letter of Intent prompts
✓ Instant download — all 3 templates immediately
Price: $20 (one time, instant access)
"The man who dies rich, dies disgraced."
— Andrew Carnegie
He wasn't talking about money. He was talking about failing to do something meaningful with it.
These three templates are your starting point.