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What comes to mind when you think about “legacy”? Do you think about inheriting something? Or leaving something for someone as an inheritance? Or do you not think about “legacy” because you feel that you don’t have anything of value to give anyone? Well, recent statistics reveal that over 70% of Black Families do not have estate plans in place which indicates that they may not be positioned to leave a legacy for their families.
These are necessary documents that can allow the smooth passing of assets from one generation or person to another. Establishing an estate plan can resolve problems with asset distribution but it also provides other protections which we utilize while living including wills, trusts, medical directives, power of attorneys, and more. These protections are critical and are readily available from a reputable estate planning attorney.
To provide insight on the importance of estate planning our guest on this episode is Ifeoma (Iffy) Ibekwe, Esq. an estate planning attorney, Founder, and Principal Attorney at Ibekwe Law, PLLC in Austin, Texas. Iffy is an evangelist for inter-generational wealth transfer who activates intentional women so they can build impactful legacies. We invite you to join us as we discuss:
Scripture: Proverbs 13:22 NIV
Connect with Iffy Ibekwe, Esq.:
Instagram: @iffyibekweesq
Facebook: @iffyibekwe
Website: www.iffyibekwe.com
Connect with Weslia Echols and Willa Williams, Trinity Financial Coaching
Instagram: @mytfcoach
Facebook: @mytfcoach
Website: www.mytfcoach.com
Download FREE Resource:
Blueprint for Financial Transformation: www.mytfcoach.com/blueprint
National Black Estate Planning Attorneys Database
A WORD FROM WESLIA and WILLA
We believe in living abundantly in Christ and not allowing money or the needs of life to pull your focus from the gracious God who gives us all the ability to produce wealth. Our goal for you is to seek God in all you do as you follow His Word to leave an inheritance to your children’s children.
Bye for now and remember to put God first in all your decisions as you manage your money confidently, love life and live abundantly!
By Willa Williams and Weslia EcholsWhat comes to mind when you think about “legacy”? Do you think about inheriting something? Or leaving something for someone as an inheritance? Or do you not think about “legacy” because you feel that you don’t have anything of value to give anyone? Well, recent statistics reveal that over 70% of Black Families do not have estate plans in place which indicates that they may not be positioned to leave a legacy for their families.
These are necessary documents that can allow the smooth passing of assets from one generation or person to another. Establishing an estate plan can resolve problems with asset distribution but it also provides other protections which we utilize while living including wills, trusts, medical directives, power of attorneys, and more. These protections are critical and are readily available from a reputable estate planning attorney.
To provide insight on the importance of estate planning our guest on this episode is Ifeoma (Iffy) Ibekwe, Esq. an estate planning attorney, Founder, and Principal Attorney at Ibekwe Law, PLLC in Austin, Texas. Iffy is an evangelist for inter-generational wealth transfer who activates intentional women so they can build impactful legacies. We invite you to join us as we discuss:
Scripture: Proverbs 13:22 NIV
Connect with Iffy Ibekwe, Esq.:
Instagram: @iffyibekweesq
Facebook: @iffyibekwe
Website: www.iffyibekwe.com
Connect with Weslia Echols and Willa Williams, Trinity Financial Coaching
Instagram: @mytfcoach
Facebook: @mytfcoach
Website: www.mytfcoach.com
Download FREE Resource:
Blueprint for Financial Transformation: www.mytfcoach.com/blueprint
National Black Estate Planning Attorneys Database
A WORD FROM WESLIA and WILLA
We believe in living abundantly in Christ and not allowing money or the needs of life to pull your focus from the gracious God who gives us all the ability to produce wealth. Our goal for you is to seek God in all you do as you follow His Word to leave an inheritance to your children’s children.
Bye for now and remember to put God first in all your decisions as you manage your money confidently, love life and live abundantly!