(It is akin to wealthy retired
Boomers saying to their children, «You don't have to care for us, we've found people who will do it more cheaply.»
Not exact matches
That
said, the oldest
Boomers are past their «peak consumption years», meaning less spending on key categories like transportation, housing and apparel, with the windfall more than picked up by their
children, netting out
to about an average 0.77 % demographic driven annual growth rate across sectors through 2060.12
He
said many
boomers — far from being disinterested in or fearful of the latest tech — instead see it as the best way
to connect with family and friends, particularly their
children and grandchildren who see smartphones as the prime means of communication.
President Sarkozy recently
said it is high - time for the baby
boomer generation
to assume responsibility for the benefit of their
children and grandchildren.
The fastest growth bequests will be from
boomers to their millennial
children, he
says.
Rather than going
to their oldest
children for a loan, these
boomers might want
to consider a reverse mortgage, Lewis
says.
He
says that changing demographics — from aging baby
boomers desirous of being close
to entertainment and healthcare
to young people without
children — are creating a desire for places
to live that are walkable and have amenities nearby.
It's not just millennials who are racking up the debt; baby
boomers, either because they're taking out loans on behalf of their
children or they're going back
to school themselves, hold a significant portion of it,
said Meta Brown, a senior economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York who joined Castro and Chopra at a session titled «The Impact of Student Debt on Housing Choices: Regulatory Issues Forum» on Tuesday.
With baby
boomers deep into their peak earning years at the same time that their aging parents are turning over much of their assets
to their
children, the market for timeshares is huge,
says Stroman, who chairs the National Association of REALTORS ® Resort Real Estate Forum, a panel launched last year
to help REALTORS ® stay on top of resort trends.
42 % of Baby
Boomers say they have helped or will help their adult
child financially with buying a home, if the help is needed — this represents a seventeen percentage - point deficit compared
to Millennials