Introduction In Jamaica, building generational wealth is more than a financial goal — it's a moral responsibility. It’s the intentional act of creating long-term security for our children, grandchildren, and beyond. From owning property to passing on financial literacy, Jamaicans must recognize the power of planning, investing, and protecting assets through proper legal and financial structures. What Is Generational Wealth? Generational wealth includes any financial assets that are passed down from one generation to the next. These may include: Property and land ownership Investments (stocks, bonds, mutual funds) Life insurance Savings and retirement accounts Family-owned businesses But more than assets, it’s about passing down knowledge — how to manage, protect, and grow what’s been given. Why It’s Important for Jamaican Families Generational wealth breaks the cycle of poverty. Many Jamaican families live paycheck to paycheck, and without planning, children inherit ...