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I’m leaving my grandkids money — but they must pass financial-literacy classes to get it. Is that fair?

I’m leaving my grandkids money — but they must pass financial-literacy classes to get it. Is that fair?
MarketWatch Wednesday 19 August 2026, 13:07 UTC By Alessandra Malito 1 min read
Key Points

“I do believe very much in delayed gratification.”

“I do believe very much in delayed gratification.” [Image text:] TRUST V,408. 1,327.0
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