Millionaire will give 99% of his fortune away when he dies to to keep his kids motivated to work

Ah, nepo babies, take note.

His company, Burnley Savings and Loans, is a community bank helping local businesses to thrive.

He added that he doesn't want to ‘burden’ his children with his riches.

“I am going to give 99 per cent of my wealth away when I pass away, whatever week, year it is. Hopefully it’s a long time away.”

Fiswick added that as he once worked three jobs, he developed an outstanding work ethic, something he wants to pass on to his children.

He said: “It’s important that you have that work ethic and I think hard work puts you where some good luck will find you. My kids don’t always agree with that but they are good kids.”

He said: “When I have been away somewhere, down for a big meeting or a TV event or I am filming something and I come home and say ‘oh I saw so and so’ and she will say ‘never mind that nonsense Dave, do you want corned beef hash or cottage pie for tea’ and it grounds you immediately.”

Well, there you have it a little: a humble cottage pie goes a long way.

Fishwick has also gained a fair bit of media attention as the 2023 Netflix film Bank of Dave, which at one point trended number one on the streaming platform, is based on his real-life experiences.

The film stars James Bond actor Rory Kinnear in the role of Dave, as well as Joel Fry and Phoebe Dynevor (Bridgerton).