Some schools of thought believe that it is better for children to inherit their parents’ property and money to ensure a more prosperous and fulfilled life. However, others think that these legacies should be something far more valuable which could cross the finance or family boundary. In my opinion, spiritual legacies should be handed down to the youngsters and further generations rather than just money.
On the one hand, owing to the fact that the descendants might need cash to buy a house or to pay for college, it is necessary for people to leave a bequest including money behind to protect the future of their beloved one. Moreover, if for any reason the children go bankrupt or get stuck in debt, the endowment can be a lifesaver until they find long-term solutions to their money problems.
However, I would argue that there are many other things to be passed over which are more valuable than possessions familially and socially. As regards the family, one of those must be family traditions and stories since understanding them is the best way for kids to fall strongly attached to their lineage and have an appreciation for the family’s ancestors. Furthermore, the elder can take time to help the younger and make an effort to be a positive force in their lives, which can influence the way children act with other people. In terms of society, it is a good opportunity to make a lasting impact by donating to a charity, which can bring hope and happiness to the needy. It doesn’t need to be money, for example, people can pay a visit to the orphanage and play with the children here by telling stories. .
In conclusion, while leaving money does benefit children a lot, including less stressful life and sufficient money to lead to a happy life, the advantages of inheriting a spiritual legacy ranging from learning about older generations and receiving love and care is better, which can not only help the family but also the society.
Some
schools of
thought
believe that it is better for
children
to inherit their parents’ property and
money
to ensure a more prosperous and fulfilled life.
However
, others
think
that these legacies should be something far more valuable which could cross the finance or
family
boundary. In my opinion, spiritual legacies should
be handed
down to the youngsters and
further
generations
rather
than
just
money.
On the one hand, owing to the fact that the descendants might need cash to
buy
a
house
or to pay for college, it is necessary for
people
to
leave
a bequest including
money
behind to protect the future of their beloved one.
Moreover
, if for any reason the
children
go bankrupt or
get
stuck in debt, the endowment can be a lifesaver until they find long-term solutions to their
money
problems.
However
, I would argue that there are
many
other things to
be passed
over which are more valuable than possessions
familially
and
socially
. As regards the
family
, one of those
must
be
family
traditions and stories since understanding them is the best way for kids to fall
strongly
attached to their lineage and have an appreciation for the
family’s
ancestors.
Furthermore
, the elder can take time to
help
the younger and
make
an effort to be a
positive
force in their
lives
, which can influence the way
children
act with other
people
. In terms of society, it is a
good
opportunity to
make
a lasting impact by donating to a charity, which can bring hope and happiness to the needy. It doesn’t need to be
money
,
for example
,
people
can pay a visit to the orphanage and play with the
children
here by telling stories.
.
In conclusion
, while leaving
money
does benefit
children
a lot, including less stressful life and sufficient
money
to lead to a happy life, the advantages of inheriting a spiritual legacy ranging from learning about older generations and receiving
love
and care is better, which can not
only
help
the
family
but
also
the society.