Some time ago, Chanel once again set off heated discussions among netizens, because Chanel’s new earphone set necklace is made of extravagant materials. The earphone set necklace made of lambskin, pearl chain and rhinestones costs as much as 17,000 yuan. Netizens can't help but laugh: "For a while, I don't know whether to protect the earphones or the earphone case."
I looked at the three 9.9 earphone sets in my hand, which were still free of postage, and they didn't smell good all of a sudden.
Coincidentally, Chanel became the center of heated discussions last time because Lafayette, Karl Lagerfeld, the former design director of Chanel, threatened to leave hundreds of millions of assets to his cat Choupette during his lifetime.
Is this the capriciousness of the rich—it’s really like the lyrics say: “Be a cat or a dog but not a lover, be a pet at least cute and charming”.
However, the 3.5 billion assets left by Karl Lagerfeld after his death have not yet been clearly allocated.
After all, the world is unpredictable, if the inheritance is left to the person who takes care of the cat, there is no guarantee that that person will take good care of his cat from beginning to end. In fact, the key to solving the problem lies in two points: planning for a rainy day, and professional and reliable executors.
If Karl Lagerfeld passed away and set up a trust, he could pass on his wealth to his beloved cat very well. On the one hand, the high flexibility of the trust can meet the client's needs for asset diversification. Rich people who are eager to love cats can set up a trust account to pay "maintenance" to those who take care of cats on a regular, fixed, and targeted basis, so that the quality of life of cat lovers can be well guaranteed. On the other hand, the high confidentiality of the trust can reasonably hide the assets, and the professional team of the trustee will carry out planning and management, so as to avoid the situation of assets being caught in the competition. Especially in the case of Karl Lagerfeld's complicated personal relationship and multiple heirs, setting up a trust can properly handle assets and effectively avoid property disputes.
It can be seen from this that it is not a fantasy to leave hundreds of millions of assets to love cats. It is human nature to have selfishness in the face of loved ones. As long as the assets are reasonably planned in advance and the assets are set up as a trust, then the distribution method and inheritance conditions of the property can be set according to his own wishes, thereby realizing a truly personalized inheritance.
In short, I really want to be a cat!