Pass It On Well: How to Prepare for the Great Wealth Transfer

Pass It On Well: How to Prepare for the Great Wealth Transfer

Whether you realize it or not, you are a part of the greatest wealth transfer in our country's history. It's estimated that $124 trillion dollars will be transferred by 2048. In this episode, I share the documents you and your family must have to make sure your wealth doesn't get lost in the transfer.

Prismm CEO Martha Underwood Talks How to Manage Family Assets During Loss

Martha Underwood identified a systemic problem: the process for heirs to access their deceased parents wealth is broken. When families can't access this money, it goes back to the state. So, she created Prismm. In this episode, she's ringing the alarm to make sure families know how to securely manage and transfer assets during times of loss or incapacity.

The Great Wealth Transfer: Protecting Your Legacy with Wills and Trusts

A Great Wealth Transfer is happening - an unprecedented intergenerational movement of assets from baby boomers to younger generations. In this episode, Attorney Ethel Mitchell shares how to protect and preserve your assets with Wills and Trusts to prevent your wealth from getting lost in the $124 trillion dollar wealth transfer.

Celebrating Women's History Month: Sheros We Must Know

In this Women’s History Month episode, Attorney Ethel Mitchell highlights remarkable Black women whose innovations and leadership have shaped everything from home security and modern heating to space travel, the internet, civil rights, media, and philanthropy. She shares stories of trailblazers like Madam C.J. Walker, Marie Van Brittan Brown, Alice Parker, Marion Croak, Mae Jemison, Kathy Hughes, Rosa Parks, Fannie Lou Hamer, and others to celebrate their lasting impact on our lives.

Dr. Bernard Demczuk Talks "Sinners" And It's Record-Breaking Oscar Nominations

The movie "Sinners made history! The record-breaking film had 16 Oscar nominations. No film has ever received this many nominations. In this episode, I invited Dr. Bernard Demczuk back where he deeply analyzed the film's story and symbolism that profoundly illustrate African American culture.