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The Great Wealth Transfer will be smaller than you think

New analysis suggests the anticipated 'Great Wealth Transfer' may be smaller than expected and concentrated among already wealthy heirs.

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The brief

Current coverage indicates that the massive transfer of wealth from Baby Boomers may not be as widespread as previously thought. According to The Washington Post, much of this wealth will likely be passed to individuals who are already rich.

Reporting from USA Today and Fortune highlights a shifting demographic in wealth ownership. UBS suggests that as the transfer occurs, the wealthy population will become younger, female, and more openly queer.

Additionally, Money Management reports that next-generation inheritors are planning $100bn in donations. Future developments center on how these shifting demographics and philanthropic plans, such as the projected $100bn in donations, will impact global wealth distribution.

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Who is expected to receive the majority of the wealth transfer?

According to The Washington Post, the wealth will mostly be passed down to people who are already rich.

How will the demographics of wealthy individuals change?

UBS states that rich people will be younger, female, and openly queer due to the transfer.

Are inheritors planning to give any of this wealth away?

Money Management reports that next-gen inheritors are planning $100bn in donations.

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