How Women Are Reshaping the Biggest Wealth Transfer in Modern History

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  Americans love using their credit cards.

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  The most secure and hassle-free way to pay,

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  but DC politicians want to change that with the Durban Marshall credit card bill.

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  This bill lets corporate megastores pick how your credit card is processed,

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  allowing them to use untested payment networks that jeopardize your data security and rewards.

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  Corporate megastores will make more money, and you pay the price.

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  Tell Congress to guard your card, because Americans lose when politicians choose.

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  Learn more at guardyourcard.com.

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  Here's your money briefing for Thursday, January 30th.

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  I'm Mariana Asbutu for the Wall Street Journal.

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  Baby Boomer women are leading one of the biggest wealth transfers in modern history,

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  and they're now deciding the fate of trillions of dollars.

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  We're really starting to see this shift where women who are in their 60s and 70s are finding themselves in control of their family's finances,

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  whether it's due to divorce or the passing away of a spouse.

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  And that's pretty significant because 50 years ago,

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  this same generation of women weren't even allowed to open credit cards in their name or own their own home.

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  Wall Street Journal personal finance reporter Oyan Adodoyan joins me to discuss how these women are managing their money after the break.

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  The two things that I think will matter most over the next decade are abundant and inexpensive,

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