As America braces for the Great Wealth Transfer, a new survey uncovers how young adults view their inheritance and the mounting financial responsibilities of caring for their parents.
The results reveal a striking mix of optimism, anxiety, and resentment, offering a fresh look at the intergenerational challenges tied to retirement and aging.
Choice Mutual surveyed Americans between the ages of 18 and 43 to determine people's expectations for inheritance.
Key Findings:
66% of Americans either expect to or have already received an inheritance from their parents.
The average expected inheritance is $334,850.
Nearly 1 in 2 Americans plan to or already have supported their parents financially in some way.
53% of Americans who plan to support their parents financially expect to be burdened by it.
1 in 3 Americans resent their parents for not being in a better financial position than they are.
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