Building a new legacy
This is a space for Black, Hispanic and Latina women and their allies to learn about investing in their future legacy. Whether you want to build wealth to pass down to future generations or achieve financial freedom, J.P. Morgan Wealth Management can help you break barriers and set you on the path to reach your goals through our articles and resources.
Check out our latest video series "With the Bag to Match" where we listen and learn from influential women’s powerful stories about wealth, community and financial empowerment, hosted by former NYSE trader Lauren Simmons.
How these women secured the bag
"With The Bag To Match," an original content series by Springhill Co. and J.P. Morgan Wealth Management, focuses on successful women and the challenges they’ve faced. Our featured advisors help answer questions many women have about growing their wealth and legacy.
There's no better time to build a new legacy
Whether you're investing for the first time, building wealth for your family or planning for retirement, our mission is to help you reach your goals.
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Create the plan for the future you want
With a complete overview of your finances, J.P. Morgan Wealth Plan® can help prioritize your future. Whether you're saving for a major purchase, paying for college or planning to retire, Wealth Plan helps you create a game plan to reach your goals.
Women and investing
Hand-picked educational resources to help guide you on your journey toward financial freedom.
4 key financial questions women should ask at any stage of their lives
What do you want your money to do for you? Most of us hope that the financial decisions we make today will help us cover our wants and needs through retirement.
Closing the gap: How to make women's workforce contributions more equitable
Explore women's impact on the economy, industry disparities, the persistent wage gap and what you can do to make women's workforce contributions more equitable
How to include your grandchild in your financial plan
Providing financial support to your grandchildren can certainly be a rewarding experience. Before writing a check, you may want to explore all of your options in order to ensure that your gifts are aligned with your and your family’s goals.
Discussing finances early in a relationship
Though your very first date might be a bit too soon to bring up heavy questions about money, it is a good idea to talk about finances early in a relationship.
Meet a few J.P. Morgan Wealth Management employees who are leaving a legacy for themselves, their families and their communities.
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Join our J.P. Morgan Wealth Management community, in-person and online, to stay connected to the people and information that will enrich your wealth-building journey.
Events
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Investment questions and answers
Investing doesn't have to be intimidating. Here are some common questions and answers to keep you informed.
Break it down: Saving vs. investing
When you save or invest, you are choosing to put money away for your future. Learn how to use both saving and investing strategies to help reach your goals.
What is a dividend yield?
Dividend yield is a ratio comparing what a company pays in dividends to its stock price. Learn about this ratio and its role in your investment strategy.
ETFs vs. index funds: Which one is better for you?
ETFs are similar to index funds, but ETFs have important and notable differences. Learn more about the differences between ETFs and index funds.
Diversification: How much is too much?
A simple way to understand diversification investing is the old, "don’t put all your eggs in one basket" analogy. But how many eggs and how many baskets should you have in the first place?
