New research shows when it comes time for New Zealanders to think about their legacy, money is not top of mind. Public Trust has commissioned a survey on intergenerational wealth which found 71 percent of people do want to leave a financial legacy. However an even greater number, 85 percent of people, want to pass on an emotional legacy - things like values to live by, happiness and a good upbringing. But one's upbringing does appear to impact how they think about what they want to leave behind. Clinical psychologist Nigel Latta has shared insights from the survey at launch events in Wellington and Auckland.