Why Women Will Inherit Most of the $124 Trillion Wealth Transfer.
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The episode discusses the impending $124 trillion wealth transfer to women and the implications for the finance industry, alongside insights into the economics of tennis.
First up, a Wimbledon winner takes home £3 million, but a player ranked 150th can't even afford their own lunch? Vic breaks down the brutal economics of tennis, how Centre Court tickets became high-return investments, and what happens when live sports suddenly become a massive lifestyle trend. Then, a historic $124 trillion is about to change hands, and 70% of it is going straight to women. We unpack why the traditional finance industry is completely unprepared for this shift, why the majority of widows fire their male advisors within a year, and the awkward conversations we need to start having with our parents. Thanks so much to Generate for making The Curve Weekly possible. Generate has a really impressive 10-year track record, to find out more about their performance click here: generatekiwisaver.co.nz/performance. But remember, a great track record doesn’t guarantee future returns! If you’d like to speak to an advisor, to see if Generate is right for you, you can book time with someone here: https://www.generatewealth.co.nz/curve Credits: Hosts: Victoria Harris & Sophie Hallwright Editor: Kate Callaghan Producer: Emily Rigby Social & Digital Manager: Lucy Munro Leave us a…
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- wealth transfer
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