Is This Family Office Actually Good — Or Just Expensive?

Most family offices measure activity, headcount, and assets under management. None of it answers the only question that matters across generations. The Continuity Index is a serious diagnostic — roughly forty scored questions across the six capabilities that separate the families who compound across generations from the ones who quietly atrophy. It is not a survey. It is a mirror. Twenty minutes, and you will see two numbers about your own office you almost certainly cannot see from inside it. And if you do not yet have a dedicated family office, the Index opens with a section written for exactly you. 

Do not yet have a dedicated family office? This still measures you. Section Zero opens with a path written for families whose wealth is significant but managed through advisors, banks, or a multi-family office — and shows you what the absence of a proper structure is quietly costing you every year, before the six capabilities begin.