The Impact of the Transfer of Generational Wealth
The transfer of generational wealth is not just about money changing hands. It is about responsibility, legacy, and vision. Families that approach it with intention have the chance to build something lasting — not just for their heirs, but for their communities and for society.
We are living during one of the largest financial shifts in history — the transfer of generational wealth. Over the next two decades, trillions of dollars are expected to pass from older generations, particularly Baby Boomers, down to their children and grandchildren.
On the positive side, families will have the chance to strengthen financial security for their children and grandchildren. Wealth passed down responsibly can create stability across generations.
But there are risks, too. Most family wealth does not survive beyond the second or third generation. Why? Often, it’s due to lack of financial education, poor planning, family conflict, or simple overspending.
This means planning is not optional, it is essential. It means educating the next generation, aligning financial decisions with family values, and building structures — wills, trusts, and clear estate plans — that can safeguard assets and reduce conflict.
Reffsin Financial Celebrates Women's History Month
March is here, and with it, Women's History Month. For Reffsin Financial, this month (and all others) is a constant reminder of why we do what we do--which is providing women with big dreams and the belief that those dreams are worth pursuing.
These women fought through systematic barriers to accomplish their goals and opened doors for others to do the same.
In honor of Women’s History Month, we celebrate these women and the impact they have had in making it possible for people to live financially successful and fulfilling lives.
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