CodeKansas
Superstar
Believe these rich cacs actually giving that money to philanthropic causes if you want.
‘James Bond’ actor Daniel Craig says his children won’t be receiving his multimillion-dollar fortune
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avon barksdale
i want my corners
If I had that much money I would make sure my family is straight but I wouldn't give them all my money either
XannyWarbucks
Superstar
He's giving them something, but it's just not going to be most of it. I don't see anything wrong with that.
Y’all nikkas weird af
talking all that providing and protecting bullshyt
talking about working hard to create generational wealth but then saying y’all wouldn’t leave y’all kids what y’all built
y’all dumb ignorant and lost
talking all that providing and protecting bullshyt
talking about working hard to create generational wealth but then saying y’all wouldn’t leave y’all kids what y’all built
y’all dumb ignorant and lost
IsThatBrothaMouzone?
Superstar
Money doesn't matter with rich kids.
The problem is that rich/wealthy parents do a poor job of raising their kids and then decide to be cheap because they know little Johnny is going to snort it all away.
If you raise the kids correctly, you can give them $100 million and they'll be fine.
The key is setting up goals. Johnny is smart? Make sure his azz gets A's in school, goes to college and does something with his life. Don't tell Johnny he's getting paid....but let him know that you may "assist" him if he makes something of himself (carrot vs stick).
Make sure Johnny cleans up after himself, does chores....all that shyt. Instill values.
Rich parents use money to make up for THEIR OWN shortcomings as parents.
The problem is that rich/wealthy parents do a poor job of raising their kids and then decide to be cheap because they know little Johnny is going to snort it all away.
If you raise the kids correctly, you can give them $100 million and they'll be fine.
The key is setting up goals. Johnny is smart? Make sure his azz gets A's in school, goes to college and does something with his life. Don't tell Johnny he's getting paid....but let him know that you may "assist" him if he makes something of himself (carrot vs stick).
Make sure Johnny cleans up after himself, does chores....all that shyt. Instill values.
Rich parents use money to make up for THEIR OWN shortcomings as parents.
IsThatBrothaMouzone?
Superstar
Daniel Craig's daughter 
I’m a silver spoon kid and my dad dropped me off at my dorm room turned and looked at me and said “it’s time for you to be a man now and earn your own way through life” at 18. 
I haven’t received a single penny in financial assistance from them since that day and I’m a better man for it. My sisters were coddled and haven’t hit the milestones that I have
I haven’t received a single penny in financial assistance from them since that day and I’m a better man for it. My sisters were coddled and haven’t hit the milestones that I have
I’m a silver spoon kid and my dad dropped me off at my dorm room turned and looked at me and said “it’s time for you to be a man now and earn your own way through life” at 18.
I haven’t received a single penny in financial assistance from them since that day and I’m a better man for it. My sisters were coddled and haven’t hit the milestones that I have
Your dad is a dikk.
Get that you appreciate the man it has made you, but a move like that would create an understanding of I'm not going to be the one to continue your legacy.
Don't ask me to look after the family, make sure my sisters are safe. None of that.
‘James Bond’ actor Daniel Craig says his children won’t be receiving his multimillion-dollar fortune
Published Fri, Aug 20 20215:28 PM EDT
Nicolas Vega@ATNICKVEGA
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Daniel Craig, who has played James Bond five times, is worth a reported $160 million.
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Daniel Craig may command eight-figure Hollywood paychecks — including a reported $25 million to reprise the role of James Bond in the upcoming “No Time To Die” and a reported $100 million to appear in the sequels to 2019′s “Knives Out” — but the 53-year-old actor isn’t planning on sharing much of it with his children.
In the most recent issue of Candis Magazine, Craig detailed his philosophy on inheritance, saying he doesn’t plan to have much money left to give to his children by the time he dies.
“Isn’t there an old adage that if you die a rich person, you’ve failed?” Craig said in the interview, according to the Times of London. “I think Andrew Carnegie gave away what in today’s money would be about $11 billion, which shows how rich he was because I’ll bet he kept some of it, too.”
Craig says that he finds it “distasteful” to leave heirs massive amounts of money. He has two children, a 29-year-old daughter and a 2-year-old daughter. His wife, actor Rachel Weisz, also has a teenage son.
“My philosophy is get rid of it or give it away before you go,” Craig said.
A representative for Craig did not immediately respond to CNBC Make It’s request for comment.
The Hollywood star is far from the first person to publicly declare that their children would not be receiving a significant portion of their wealth. Investor Warren Buffett — whose fortune sits at more than $100 billion — recently reiterated his long-held belief that his “incomprehensible” net worth would be better spent going toward philanthropic causes than into his kids’ investment portfolios.
“After much observation of super-wealthy families, here’s my recommendation: Leave the children enough so that they can do anything, but not enough that they can do nothing,” he said in a note to shareholders, adding that his own adult children “pursue philanthropic efforts that involve both money and time.”
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/08/20/james-bond-actor-daniel-craig-on-inheritance.html
This English DILF was a bit legged off some top notch whisky.. Silly c*nt.
humminbird
Veteran
well Rachel Weis is the mom soDaniel Craig's daughter
verbalkint
I see you niccas...
People who say this can't possibly understand how difficult life gets.
