30-12-2017 01:07 via huffingtonpost.co.uk

But Improved Life Expectancy Means It Won't Arrive Until They're Ready To Retire

Millennials are in line for the biggest “inheritance boom” of any post-war generation, but it will be too late to solve the housing crisis or wealth chasm between generations.A new report by the influential think tank the Resolution Foundation said wealth accumulated by older people would benefit younger generations in years to come.But the most common age at which millennials’ - those born between 1981 and 2000 -  inherit would be 61, because of their parents&rs
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