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Building and Protecting Black Wealth
Price
$399
Duration
8 Weeks
About the Course
Building and Protecting Black Wealth: Take control of your financial future and close the racial wealth gap with this comprehensive course designed specifically for Black Americans. Over the course of 8 weeks, we'll dive into essential personal finance concepts, investing strategies, retirement planning, tax planning, risk management, and estate planning.
But we'll go beyond just the basic financial tools. We'll also delve into the historical and systematic structures that have kept Black Americans from accumulating wealth, including redlining, discrimination in housing and employment, and exclusion from certain financial products and services.
We'll explore strategies for overcoming these barriers and building generational wealth, including homeownership and real estate investing, and legacy building. We'll also discuss the importance of community wealth building and how to support and uplift one another in the pursuit of financial security and success.
By the end of the course, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of the tools and strategies needed to build and protect wealth, and the knowledge and skills to create a transformative shift in your financial future.
Join us today and be a part of the movement to close the racial wealth gap and build Black wealth for generations to come.
Your Instructor
Portia M. Wood, Esq.
Portia M. Wood, a nationally recognized generational wealth planning attorney, is dedicated to safeguarding individuals and families' financial futures. Her journey began with a law degree from the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law. Initially, Portia worked in criminal justice in Baltimore City. However, after Michael Brown's murder, she actively participated in protests against police brutality and fought to ensure equal treatment under the law. It was this quest for justice that led her to research the legal system's economic impact. Through her research, Portia discovered that generational wealth protection is a significant challenge in minority communities.
