On January 1, 2026, the leading edge of the Baby Boom generation reached a symbolic and practical threshold: age 80.

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Top advisors, Stan Gregor, CEO of Summit Financial LLC, and Todd Bryant, Founding Partner of Signature Wealth Partners, share ...

For high-net-worth families, wealth often transcends mere financial capital — it becomes a legacy that spans generations. It’s important to prepare the next generation to not only preserve their ...

Over the next two decades, the role of the wealth advisor will undergo a significant transformation, and I’m not talking about artificial intelligence. I’m talking about how we advise clients and how ...

Building wealth is a lifelong endeavor, but it can look different at different stages. From Baby Boomers nearing retirement to Gen Z just entering the workforce, each cohort faces unique financial ...

As younger generations struggle to buy their first homes, boomers are accumulating wealth and tightening their grip on assets that millennials and Gen Z need to get richer. Thanks to a perfect storm ...

Some inheritances arrive as checks in the mail. Others come with the weight of one generation’s dreams and fears. Over the next two decades, an estimated $84 trillion will change hands in the United ...

The Silent Generation, or those born between 1928 and 1945, once held a significant portion of the nation's wealth, including real estate. However, this aging cohort, which is actually the smallest in ...

Not long ago, wealth was typically built through years of corporate advancement, professional designations or leadership in family enterprises. But today’s fortunes are often created on a smartphone ...

As younger generations struggle to buy their first homes, boomers are accumulating wealth and tightening their grip on assets that millennials and Gen Z need to get richer. The older generation’s ...