Book: A Pot to Piss In

M'Bwebe Ishangi's, 'A Pot to Piss In: Intergenerational Wealth Planning for Black People', explains there are numerous ways to create individual and intergenerational financial sustainability simply by mirroring money methodologies of those well-to-do families that have been able to use handed-down action plans to create sustainability throughout their bloodline.

This book not only exposes the historical injustices educational and monetary systemic practice on Black people, it also reveals actual strategies shared by wealthy families for over 200 years! Ishangi covers in-depth research on concepts and topics from learning how to protect and grow your savings during a pandemic, to creating an income outside of a decaying labor force that will soon be replaced by Artificial Intelligence.

This book reveals ‘cryptic’ or ‘hidden’ ways of how rich families have been able to sustain and grow their wealth despite recessions, wars, and market crashes. With chapters like, ‘The Fallacy of 401(k)s’, ‘Is Education Really the Key or a Lock?’, ‘The History of #BankingWhileBlack’, and ‘#BlackFinancesMatter’, you’ll finish this 222-page book with a new understanding on strategies to save for retirement, as well as create residual income without taking on a new job enabling you to leave the Rat Race before falling victim to corporate ageism. Most importantly, you can pass this down your bloodline giving them an opportunity to start life with an immaculate credit score and little-to-no debt, providing—as an ethnically collective first—a future with little to no worry of financial needs.

More Details >>