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Women Seize Wealth Transfer: Empowered Financial Planning

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Women are poised to inherit a significant portion of the Great Wealth Transfer, with Baby Boomers set to pass down $105 trillion by 2048. Despite this, many women are building their own wealth, with 93% focusing on personal goals and 75% making financial decisions independently. Experts advise creating a tailored financial plan, building an emergency fund, and investing early. Working with a financial advisor can simplify the process, especially for complex inheritances.

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Women Seize Wealth Transfer: Empowered Financial Planning

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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Women Seize Wealth Transfer: Empowered Financial Planning. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

In Birmingham today, March 13th, a massive shift in wealth is underway known as the Great Wealth Transfer. Baby Boomers are set to pass down about $105 trillion to their airs by 2048. Women stand to inherit the largest share of this fortune. Recent research from JP Morgan Wealth Management shows women expecting these inheritances are not sitting back. 93% say they are building their own wealth to meet personal goals, without depending on family money. Many women feel empowered by taking control of their finances. The study found that 75% make decisions alongside or ahead of their partners. For 73%, money means security, and for most younger women, it brings freedom. Experts recommend starting with a clear financial plan tailored to your life, like longer life spans or family caregiving. Before investing, build an emergency fund for three to six months of expenses and clear high interest debt. Early investing, even small amounts, lets money grow over time. Working with a financial advisor can make the journey easier,

especially for inheritances involving taxes and estates. Plenty of free resources exist to boost your knowledge. As this transfer unfolds, women have a prime chance to secure their futures. This DNN story is thanks to our sponsor details in the description. A pillow that plays your podcast, music, or white noise privately. No earbuds required. S-O-L-I-SOLI-Pillow.com

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