Most parents either think they have plenty of time to set their kids up financially, or they don't think they have enough to make a real impact on their children's lives.
The truth is, it's never too early and it doesn't take as much as you think.
On March 25th at 12pm ET, Beck Bode Co-Managing Partner Jim Bode and Director of Client Advisory Vincent Savio share real stories from families, including Jim's own, who started building generational wealth habits early, and the extraordinary outcomes that followed.
You'll see the actual numbers behind what happens when families:
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Invest for their kids starting as early as age 5 — and what that can look like 45 years later
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Open investment accounts for children before kindergarten using tools many families overlook
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Make one intentional financial decision today that can change a family's trajectory for generations
Join us to learn what's possible when you give your family the one thing money can't buy back: time.
Register for this webinar
When it comes to generational wealth, timing and habits matter far more than most families realize
AGE 31
Most Americans start saving too late.
Source: Northwestern Mutual Planning & Progress Study (2025)
70%
Of wealthy families lose their wealth by the second generation.
Source: CFA Institute (2025)
TIME > AMOUNT
Small decisions made early
can grow into generational wealth.
Source: The Power of Compounding