When it comes to passing down a lifetime of hard-earned wealth, no two legacies look the same. Some high-profile stars, such as Sting, plan to spend down their fortunes to teach their heirs self-reliance. Others, like Shaquille O’Neal, demand advanced degrees and business proposals before opening the vault. A few, like Elton John, aim to hit just the right note — providing security without spoiling the next generation.Which iconic approach mirrors your own financial philosophy? Answer these seven quick questions to uncover your celebrity estate planning archetype — and discover whether your style aligns with Sting “The Self-Made Spender,” Shaq “The Milestone Mentor,” or Elton John “The Middle-Ground Mentor.” Subscribe to the Retirement Tips newsletter, your guide to planning and enjoying a financially secure and richly rewarding retirement.More on RetirementFrom Buffett to Beyoncé: What Celebrities Have Said About InheritanceKiplinger: The Trillion Dollar Talk Research Report15 Estate Planning Terms You Need to KnowEstate Planning for MillionairesSix Reasons to Disinherit Someone and How to Do ItRevocable vs Irrevocable Trusts: It Comes Down to Control vs Protection
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