| Title | Inherit the Wind; There's Little Else Left |
| Publication Type | Newspaper Article |
| Year of Publication | 2006 |
| Authors | Porter, E |
| Newspaper | New York Times |
| Edition | Late Edition (East Coast) |
| Issue Date | March 26, 2006 |
| City | New York, N.Y |
| Keywords | Adult children, Consumption and Savings, Demographics, Net Worth and Assets, Retirement Planning and Satisfaction |
| Abstract | The latest numbers confirm that a vast majority of baby boomers cannot count on an inheritance to help them out of their jam. Even as the total pile of wealth passed down the generations has increased sharply, the inheritance received by a typical American has declined. The shift can be explained in part by demographics changes, but also by the changing nature of old age (life expectancy has increased) and retirement financing (rather, the lack of it). [The article quotes a paper by Hurd and Smith, based on the Health and Retirement Study] |
| Endnote Keywords | Personal finance/Retirement planning/Baby boomers/Older people/Wealth/Inheritances |
| Endnote ID | 62599 |
| Short Title | Inherit the Wind; There's Little Else Left |
| Citation Key | 8459 |
