London Bradley Enterprises CEO Andrew Glen Brown on Lasting Wealth

WEALTH. CONTROL. LEGACY.

In a world where wealth is often measured solely by accumulation, Wealth in Trust challenges readers to confront a deeper and more enduring question: what will your wealth accomplish beyond your lifetime?

This book is not merely an examination of financial tools or legal frameworks. It is a call for intentional living and generational thinking, an invitation to view wealth as a responsibility that must be guided with clarity, structure, and purpose.

Written by London Bradley Enterprises CEO Andrew Glen Brown, Wealth in Trust draws from real world business experience, strategic insight, and a deep understanding of how unplanned success can quickly become generational loss. Too often, families work tirelessly to build assets without creating systems to protect them. The result is predictable: wealth erodes, conflict arises, and opportunity is lost.

Trusts are frequently misunderstood or dismissed as instruments reserved for the ultra wealthy. This book dismantles that misconception. Trusts are not about status. They are about stewardship. They are tools designed to protect assets, provide guidance, and ensure continuity. When structured properly, they preserve not only financial value, but also intention and vision.

Throughout the book, readers are guided through the practical benefits of trusts, including asset protection, tax efficiency, family governance, and long term stability. More importantly, Wealth in Trust emphasizes the human side of planning: how foresight can reduce family conflict, safeguard children, and provide peace of mind.

As Andrew Glen Brown explains, wealth without structure is vulnerable, but wealth aligned with purpose becomes powerful. True legacy is not accidental. It is designed. It requires asking difficult questions today so future generations are not forced to navigate uncertainty tomorrow.

Wealth in Trust is ultimately about control. Not control rooted in ego, but control grounded in responsibility. Who will inherit what you have built? Under what conditions? And what values will guide them once they do?

This book serves entrepreneurs, professionals, parents, and visionaries who understand that success is not defined by what we accumulate, but by what we preserve and pass forward. It is a blueprint for those ready to think beyond the present moment and commit to generational impact.

Because money alone does not create legacy.
Structure does. Intention does. Planning does.