A survey of more than 2,000 affluent individuals found that women are slated to become wealthier

than they have ever been. So interesting. And a big factor of this includes the great

wealth transfer that is on its way. So today, we're going to

talk all through this. But before we get started, make sure to subscribe and share this episode

with a friend. All right, like anything in personal finance, in order to know where we're going

with our money, we need to know where we've been. So ladies and gentlemen, but mostly ladies,

we have made some financial progress, you know, especially when it came to our parents' generation,

our grandparents' generation. Like, it's pretty wild. So look at this. A couple of great wins in

the last hundred years. In 1938, minimum wage was established, which reduced the pay gap between men and women's hourly

jobs.

1960s is when women had the right to open up their own bank account.

Isn't that crazy?

Since the 60s.

And in 1974, the Equal Credit Opportunity Act allowed women to open up their own lines of credit. So isn't

that crazy that women couldn't get credit cards before? 1974 in their own name, like it's just wild.

Now, I'm not a fan of credit cards, but what this also did was allowed women to own their own

homes, which was amazing. And speaking of homes, in 2022, single women owned more homes than single men, according to Pew Research, which is just crazy, y'all.

I mean, ladies, home ownership, well done. Single deeds out there. It's attractive when you own a home.

Let's just say that too, okay? You're responsible or something about it. That's great.

But this idea that women, yeah, are stepping into the personal finance space and

really doing something for themselves, it's absolutely incredible. And again, women are taking more

ownership than ever before when it comes to their finances. But 63% of women still say that

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