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Wealth-Transfer Shortfall?

Law and financial firms across the country are staffing up and expanding their trust services departments in anticipation of the much-heralded greatest wealth transfer of all time. But they may be disappointed along with many baby boomers. According to an article out this month in Trusts & Estates' sister publication American Demographics, the elderly may not bequeath as much as anticipated, because
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Law and financial firms across the country are staffing up and expanding their trust services departments in anticipation of the much-heralded “greatest wealth transfer of all time.” But they may be disappointed — along with many baby boomers.

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