Oyin Adedoyin
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first heard Mar 2023
last heard Feb 2025
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was in her possession.
I think he asked her to guess, and she estimated maybe like a couple hundred thousand.
And once they were finally able to access her accounts, they found that she was in control of a whopping $2 million.
So it's kind of like a clean slate new financial advisor to just kind of diagnose everything that you have.
Yes, exactly.
And that's where, you know, the magic really happens, so to speak, in this story where women start to take agency and maybe shift the priorities that may have been set by their husbands.
So what other financial decisions are they making?
Women tend to invest with more of a focus on protecting capital by holding stable assets and bonds with long duration yields.
But that's not always the case.
I spoke with a woman named Janet who lives in Florida in a country club community.
And when her husband died in 1993,
Half of his money went to her and the other half went with his three children.
She put about 60 percent of that money in stocks and 40 percent in fixed income.
But since then, she's actually gotten more aggressive, putting 80 percent of that money in stocks.
And she says it's because she owns two homes.
She has remarried.
She feels really comfortable in the assets that she does have.
So why not ride the stock market all the way?
It's grown pretty significantly.
That was one of the big questions that Catherine and I wanted to dig into when we started reporting this story, because everyone has heard of this great wealth transfer that's supposed to move internationally.
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