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Cerulli Associates Projects $124T Wealth Transfer; Fidelity Study Highlights Inheritance…

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Cerulli Associates projects that $124 trillion will change hands in the U.S. through 2048. A Fidelity study last year found that the majority of parents aged 55 or older with at least $500,000 in investable assets have not talked to their children about money. This gap exists even when families prepare detailed legal documents for their wealth.

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Financial advisors are increasingly targeting ultra-high net worth households, using industry data to guide professional practice. The projected $124 trillion transfer highlights the scale of wealth management needs, while the lack of communication suggests a need for specialized advisory services focused on wealth education for heirs.

Financial advisors are increasingly targeting ultra-high net worth households, using industry data from groups like Cerulli Associates to guide professional practice and seek prestige.

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