Douglas E. Greenberg, a leading Financial Advisor in the Northwest is featured in an article, "Fewer retirees have wills in place, putting their families at risk of losing their inheritance"
A concerning trend is sweeping across retirees – the notable decline in the establishment of wills, putting the financial future of upcoming generations at stake. Recent studies unveil a stark reduction in formalized estate planning, particularly within marginalized communities. As millennials and subsequent generations grapple with economic challenges, the reliance on inheritance becomes increasingly pivotal. The barriers to estate planning, from the discomfort of discussing inheritance to the prohibitive costs associated with legal consultations, are multifaceted. However, the urgency to address this issue is paramount. Our latest blog post delves into the complexities of this trend, offering insights and potential solutions to ensure that legacies are not only preserved but transitioned in alignment with our values and familial ethos. Dive in to explore the landscape of this pressing issue and join the conversation on securing the financial future of the next generation.