Michel Del Buono

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515 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 22 May

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Sourcery · Inside Marc Andreessen & Ben Horowitz's Multi-Family Office (Part II) · 22 May 2026 podcast

Right.

So, I mean, obviously, if you can multiply your QSBS benefit across several trusts, you're going to get that 10 or 15 million dollars of benefit each time.

So it's huge.

Right.

So the economics of that are very compelling and easy to understand.

But to your point, and this is where it kind of delves into sort of people's families and their personal preferences and how they're, you know,

Some people don't want to leave everything to their kids.

Some people do, right?

And so that then dictates how big those trusts are, dictates what kind of strategies are in them.

It dictates how you distribute money out to the recipients, when.

Do you give the money to people when they're 30?

Do you give the money when they're 40?

Do you allow them to, you know, if they're younger to invest in, you know, I don't know, a startup that they're running or not?

So all that becomes really personal.

And that's why this exercise is, it's hard to generalize because it's so personal and it's effectively all these trusts are kind of handmade, custom made by people.

attorneys.

It's a lengthy process because you have to decide all these things.

And I think where people fall down a lot is that when they start realizing you make these decisions that have, you know, long ranging implications, they don't really know.

They haven't decided yet.

Do I leave all my wealth to my child or half my wealth?

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