woman moneyDuring the next 10 years, more than a trillion
dollars will switch hands between Generation X and Generation Y.
But there's one huge problem: Many of the 20-somethings set to
inherit this money, the heirs of America's richest families,
have no idea what to do with it.  The "One Percent" has been
receiving a lot of flack lately, so the business of managing
your family fortune and getting it to grow can be a hard job,
said Norman Jones, CEO of WealthTouch, a consolidated portfolio
reporting platform for the ultra high net worth.  "Financial
reporting tends to cater only to 40-year old white men," Jones
said. "But all of these young kids are about to inherit all this
money and they are ill prepared to handle it. I see a train
wreck coming."  Jones' company has partnered with Amy Butte of
Tile Financial to tailor financial advice for people in their
20's. The site, which will launch next year, provides a
glossary, interactive videos and graphics to help members of
that demographic better understand th