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The remaining $11.9 trillion is likely to end up at charitable organizations.

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Multigenerational wealth is one of the most tried-and-true strategies of building long-term financial stability for families.

While it might, not everyone plans to leave behind a ton of assets.

The vast majority of this wealth $53 trillion is currently held in the hands of the baby boomers.

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As of 2024, this means these individuals are between the ages of 60 and 78.

Heres what they said:

For the most part, the percentages dont vary that much.

For some families, this could mean suddenly finding themselves with more financial power than they ever expected.

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Even people who are already doing well might see their situation improve.

Long-Term Effects of the Great Wealth Transfer

There could also be some long-term effects of this intergenerationalwealthtransfer.

Over time, this wealth transfer could help lift families into higher income brackets.

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As an example, middle-class families might find themselves moving into the upper-middle class, said Camberato.

Inheriting a paid-off home could be a game-changer for many families.

Given this, Camberato also predicted therell be more homes back on the market as a result.

A lot of older homeowners have stayed in place because of the pandemic and rising home prices.

Rising costs and stagnant wages make it a tough climb.

Only those who can play the game smarter, investing wisely in growth sectors, stand a chance.

For many families, this will be a meaningful transfer of wealth.

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