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🇺🇸 America’s wealth is aging—and fast 👀
Americans 70+ now control nearly 39% of all household stocks and 32% of total household wealth—roughly $53 trillion. Compare that to 15 years ago, during the financial crisis, when they held just 20%.

This isn’t just normal wealth accumulation. Baby Boomers rode decades of stock market gains, compounding returns, and a housing boom younger generations could only watch from the sidelines. Homes were affordable relative to income, costs like education and childcare were manageable, and pensions or 401Ks were often guaranteed. Millennials and Gen Z? They’re starting behind, burdened by student debt, sky-high rents, and skyrocketing home prices.
The economic consequences are huge. When so much wealth sits with retirees, spending behavior drives the market. A stock drop or housing correction could trigger cutbacks, hitting an economy where consumer spending fuels ~70% of growth. There’s also the looming Great Boomer Selloff—millions shifting from stocks to bonds—potentially pressuring equity prices for years.

As for inheritances, the $90 trillion wealth transfer sounds huge—but almost half of Boomers plan to spend their money rather than pass it on. Without major policy changes or a reset in asset prices, younger Americans may never catch up to the financial heights Boomers enjoyed.

💡 The bottom line: the generational wealth gap isn’t just a statistic—it’s shaping the economic future of the U.S., and Millennials and Gen Z need to play a smarter, long-term game to even come close.

ATTENTION SIGNAL ALERT 💡

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