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The Great Wealth Transfer presents both opportunities and challenges for families and individuals – especially women – as a historic $124 trillion in assets are set to be passed down from one generation to the next.
Nearly half of women (45%) report feeling confused or overwhelmed when it comes to managing their personal wealth, compared to just 27% of men. However, 55% of women surveyed felt confident or experienced managing wealth.1
For 61% of women, ensuring their children are cared for is paramount when planning for the future. However, more than a third of women (35%) don’t yet have an estate plan, which may stem from discomfort, with nearly a quarter (24%) reporting they feel uneasy broaching the subject with family.1
Younger generations are already significantly more engaged in their financial journeys: 38% of Gen Z opened an investment account by age 21, compared to just 7% of Boomers at the same age. This shows a growing desire among young people to actively participate in building their financial futures.1
Gain insights from leading experts on financial planning and investment strategies tailored for women to build wealth and secure a financial future.
Women must take ownership of their financial lives, including setting and moving toward goals, working with trusted advisors and creating a community.
The largest wealth transfer in history is putting women in control of $34 trillion. Learn how to confidently manage your financial future with expert guidance and custom strategies.
How can women mobilize their resources for social, philanthropic and collective economic growth.
Navigate your financial future with confidence knowing you have access to expert guidance, whether you’re looking to buy or sell your home, start a new business venture, or build wealth.
College costs have been rising and paying for it has become more complex. As a parent, you might be wondering how you can help. Here are some tips for helping your student with loans.
Finances can be a significant source of stress and anxiety for many of us. The good news is that money stress is manageable, and there are actions you can take to reduce the stress you might be feeling.
Money is personal for everyone — and so is choosing a budgeting method. That’s why selecting the best option for you and sticking to it is crucial for savings success.
A comprehensive plan can remove financial stress and anxiety from your life, and a financial advisor can help mitigate this even more by developing that plan with you.
According to a fall 2024 Citizens survey, 44% of Americans said they experienced financial stress in the months leading up to the 2024 presidential election.2
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1 The Citizens Great Wealth Transfer Survey was conducted by Wakefield Research among 1,500 nationally representative U.S. adults, with oversamples for 100 in both High Net Worth/Ultra High Net Worth and Affluent adults, between Jan. 22 – Feb. 3, 2025, using an email invitation and an online survey. Data has been weighted.
Sources: According to financial research firm Cerulli Associates.
2 The Citizens Election Financial Paralysis Survey was conducted by Wakefield Research among 1,000 nationally representative US adults, between October 9th and October 11th, 2024, using an email invitation and an online survey. Data has been weighted.
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