"The annual Wealth Report, which will be released publicly in its detailed format next week, examines the latest trends in property and economics across the globe.

It found that, over the next 20 years, the so-called silent generation " those typically born from 1928 to 1945 " and baby boomers " born between 1946 and 1964 " will "hand over the reins" to those born from 1981 to 1996 when they pass on their property- and equity-rich assets."

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Meh.. perhaps only tangentially.

Per the thread link...

"Soaring rents, rising inflation and student debt have contributed to millennials' struggles to purchase their own homes or build up their savings. For several years, however, these conditions have fueled a narrative that millennials are lazy, avocado toast consumers who waste money on expensive coffee."'

That's a poor narrative to begin with. The article goes on to talk about how much more consumer conscious the newer gens are about climate issues.

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That may be true... the article notes it's "affluent millennials" who will reap the most benefit.

Thanks, Crony Capitalism!