Today’s Solutions: April 21, 2026

A new trend shows that the tendencies of ultra-wealthy families with ‘old money’ are changing. According to a new report, more than a quarter of the world’s richest families are now putting money into social and environmental areas. Considering that Millenials are twice as likely as other investors to seek out impact-type returns alongside financial ones, expect that number to rise significantly in the years ahead.

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