Key Steps for Building Generational Wealth When we talk about wealth, it’s easy to think about numbers—dollar signs and bank accounts. But true wealth runs deeper; it’s about creating a lasting impact for the people you love and empowering future generations with the tools they need to thrive. It’s not just about handing over a …
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When it comes to building wealth, young adults are often stuck at a critical crossroads. With student loans piling up, unclear job markets, and conflicting financial media advice, navigating the path to financial freedom can feel overwhelming. But Akiva Ellis, a tireless advocate for financial literacy, is out here proving that education and accessibility can …
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When we talk about wealth-building, the conversation too often leaves out the unique journeys of women of color. At Cultural Coins, we’re here to change that. For too long, the financial industry has overlooked the needs, concerns, and aspirations of Black and Brown women who are stepping into their power. But now, more than ever, …
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Trust is the foundation of any meaningful relationship—personal and professional alike. For first-generation wealth builders navigating the uncharted territory of financial planning, trust becomes even more critical. You might find yourself facing unique challenges, like balancing family obligations with personal goals, or feeling uncertain about how to take that first step toward building generational wealth. …
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Financial advising is about so much more than crunching numbers. While planning and financial modeling are key components, the true differentiator for financial advisors lies in building meaningful, lasting relationships with their clients. Particularly when serving first-generation wealth builders like Trailblazing Tasha—young professionals navigating uncharted financial territory—advisors need to offer more than spreadsheets. They need …
Money is power. But for too long, systemic inequities have kept wealth and power concentrated in the hands of a few, while Black and Brown communities have had to fight tooth and nail for every financial win. The wealth gap isn’t just a number—it’s a barrier to opportunity, stability, and generational progress. But here’s the …
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Generational wealth—the dream so many strive for yet find so elusive. For families navigating financial struggles, it can seem like an uphill battle. The good news? It’s possible to break the cycle and set your family on a path to lasting financial security. To help us unravel the keys to building generational wealth, we turn …
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Representation matters. But here’s the thing—representation doesn’t stop at hiring. Yes, seeing diverse faces enter the workplace is progress, but if those same faces aren’t seated at leadership tables or making key decisions, then progress stalls. The conversation about creating an inclusive workplace is evolving, and it’s time companies do the same. We need workplaces …
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Investing isn’t just about growing your wealth—it’s about aligning your money with your values. More and more young professionals are realizing the power of their dollars to drive change, and impact investing is at the heart of this movement. Whether you’ve heard the buzzwords “sustainability” and “ethical investing” or you’re simply looking for ways to …
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For far too long, systemic injustices have created a gaping wealth divide between Black and White Americans. The average White family has roughly 8 times the wealth of the average Black family, according to a 2019 study by the Federal Reserve. This disparity isn’t just a statistic—it’s the result of long-standing inequities in financial access, …
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