On this week’s episode of the Liquidity Event our hosts are excited that Millennials are finally getting some recognition for being highly functional adults, and all it took for the boomers to notice was an uptick in the younger generation wanting to draft their wills. Shane would like you to know that hit a grand slam playing sandlot baseball and AJ has a remedy for sore muscles. Also in the news: a couple gets hefty fines for trying to exploit an IRA loophole, the payment company Stripe is poised to go public but the CEO said something to the contrary, and the SEC is exploring stricter reporting rules for SPACs. This one is spicy!

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The S.E.C. Wants to Cut SPACs Down to Size

A huge study of 20 years of global wealth demolishes the myth of 'trickle-down' and shows the rich are taking most of the gains for themselves

Sharing Hard-Won Money Lessons to Build Generational Wealth

Competitive Videogaming Is Having a Senior Moment in Japan

Meet the 15 power players leading $95 billion-valued Stripe, one of Silicon Valley's hottest anticipated listings

Millennials, Feeling Their Mortality During Covid-19, Start Writing Their Wills

A Couple Stored IRA Gold at Home. They Owe the IRS More Than $300,000.

Stripe co-founder says the $95 billion fintech giant is 'very happy' staying private

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