Who gets all the good stuff

Article Abstract:

Three opinions are given of the same incident in which a mother gave away her late husband's book collection to a nephew who asked to have them, only to find that her son had assumed he would inherit them but had felt it would be indiscreet to discuss the matter. A professional counsellor feels that placing too much emphasis on the importance of articles of inheritance is often a substitute for a lack of communication with the person who has died.

Psychological aspects, Social aspects, Inheritance and succession, Heirlooms

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$20 million looks for good home

Article Abstract:

More than $20 mil in unclaimed estate money may fall into the consolidated revenue accounts of six Australian states because beneficiaries cannot be found. Trustee offices are in hunt for beneficiaries, but the money may end up with states if they prove elusive. However, trustees contend they are successful in tracking beneficiaries in about 95% of all cases.

Case studies, Cases, Beneficiaries, Powers and duties, Trusts and trustees, Trustees, Trusts (Law), Unclaimed estates

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Computer visions: the good, the bad, and the unknown

Article Abstract:

Computers join a long line of human inventions that have altered business and human interaction. People resisted the telephone as an invasion of privacy and an unnecessary gimmick. Like the telephone, computers have their advantages and disadvantages in communications and information dissemination.

Computers, Digital computers, History, Cover Story, Appreciation, Telephone, Telephony

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