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Story summary
- Ultra-rich families increasingly involve millennial and Gen Z heirs in their personal investment firms to gain job experience amid a tight job market.
- However, compensation issues arise as family members often earn less than industry standards, fueling resentment and highlighting generational expectation gaps.
- Experts recommend formalizing compensation structures and establishing mediation committees, while the new generation pushes for clearer compensation plans and written agreements.
