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    When financial advisor Stephen Pollan dies, he won’t be leaving one penny to his four children, their spouses and his nine grandchildren. Why? Stephen Pollan, the author of the new book Die Broke, doesn’t believe in inheritances because money, when passed along, only causes problems.

...healthy attitudes are the best legacies...

    Baby boomers—who collectively stand to inherit trillions of dollars—may be alarmed at the title and advice of this new book. But Stephen Pollan is trying to teach responsible, healthy attitudes toward money. He says that healthy attitudes are the best legacies that we can leave to our children and our grandchildren.

    Remember the words of the Lord Jesus himself, “Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth where moth and rust destroy and thieves break in and steal. But store up treasure in heaven... for where your treasure is, there will be your heart, also.”

    Randy would like to share his free booklets on subjects vitally important to living the Christian life in today’s world. Call 1 (800) 759-3300 or email herald@abilene.com attn:Randy Becton and ask for any of the following:

• The Power of Hope
• When Your Child Rebels
• Parents’ Guide to the Nineties
• Living above Life’s Losses
• Building a Positive Atmosphere for Your Home

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