Najah Roberts, a trailblazer in the cryptocurrency space and the owner of the first Black woman-owned brick-and-mortar ...

Nearly 70% of Black women investors say the reason they started investing was to build generational wealth, according to J.P. Morgan Wealth Management’s latest Diverse Investor Study.

The concept of generational wealth—passing down financial assets, businesses, or properties to the next generation—has long been considered a noble goal. For many, it symbolizes the culmination of a ...

Generational wealth isn’t created by accident. While we often hear about flashy inheritances and trust funds in the media, most wealthy families build their fortunes through consistent, strategic ...

But as an estate planning attorney in Lake County, Illinois, I see the truth of it every day. Wealth is hard to build—and even harder to keep. So, how do you make sure your hard-earned success doesn’t ...

The debate around generational wealth inequality has intensified in recent years, with millennials and Gen Z often pointing to Baby Boomers as beneficiaries of economic conditions that no longer exist ...

But here’s the not-so-glamorous truth about generational wealth: it’s slippery. And it fails more often than anyone wants to admit. Well, it’s not because families don’t care. It’s not ...

You actually don’t need to win the lottery or invent the next big tech startup. Generational wealth is absolutely within reach for middle-class families — it just requires the right strategy.

But how do you go from middle-class stability to building wealth that lasts for generations? You actually don’t need to win the lottery or invent the next big tech startup. Generational wealth ...