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How women are redefining wealth, giving and legacy planning. The way people accumulate, manage and give their money is changing across the globe.
Find out moreFor women in the U.S., legacy means imparting values on the next generation and making the American dream available to all.
As women and the next generation acquire more wealth, they are thinking about how they can make a positive societal impact.
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Women are breaking down corporate walls and cultural barriers. Is gender equality in wealth becoming more of a reality?
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Whether it’s through investing, spending or giving, wealthy American Millennials are making positive social impact part of their legacy.
Read more85% of younger high-net-worth business owners in the U.S. say it’s important their business makes a positive charitable impact on the communities in which it operates.
- Data from a survey conducted by The Economist Intelligence Unit © 2018
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The way high-net-worth Millennials are sharing their wealth is changing the dynamics of philanthropy in the U.S.
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