Overview
Today's millennials, born between 1981 and 1996, are projected to represent roughly one-third of assets managed and clients served for most financial practices within five years. They are in the prime stage of life for getting savings and investment plans on track, yet face unique challenges such as unprecedented student loan debt and the potential for a significant amount of wealth to transfer to them soon.
What can financial professionals do to help this next generation? Prepare their practice for the future, help empower clients to have conversations around wealth transfers and bridge the gap between your clients and their heirs. Our team of specialists have created resources to help you, your clients and their children be prepared and build solid foundations for the future.
The Next Generation of Investors and Retirement
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Source: "The Changing Role of Financial Advisors - Serving Millennials," Practical Perspectives. September 3, 2019.