Millennials have been branded “The Debt Generation.” But over the next few decades, they may be better known as the wealthiest generation. Why? Because they are expected to inherit approximately $68 trillion from their Baby Boomer parents in what has been dubbed, “The Great Wealth Transfer.”
Source: Inman News
What you need to know about the youngest generation of luxury homebuyers
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