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Inherited Homes: Clear Plans Help Siblings Decide to Sell, Rent, or Keep
business19 days ago

Inherited Homes: Clear Plans Help Siblings Decide to Sell, Rent, or Keep

Families inheriting a home must decide whether to sell, rent, or keep it while covering ongoing costs like taxes, insurance, and maintenance. With trillions expected to pass in the great wealth transfer, real estate is increasingly central; the inherited home's cost basis resets to fair market value at death, so prompt appraisal can minimize capital gains. Experts advise preplanning via wills or trusts and creating a decision timeline among heirs to avoid emotional delays and preserve the property's value.

via CNBC|
#business#capital-gains#estate-planning
Boomer debt crisis rewrites the family wealth transfer
personal-finance1 month ago

Boomer debt crisis rewrites the family wealth transfer

Moneywise reports that many baby boomers haven’t saved enough for retirement and remain heavily in debt—mortgages, credit cards, and other loans—while housing costs eat up a large share of their income. With longer lifespans and rising long-term-care costs, adult children are increasingly subsidizing aging parents’ expenses, including debt service and living costs. About 40% of retirees lack cash to cover emergencies, and 22% of family caregivers have gone into debt, depleting their own savings. This reverses the anticipated Great Wealth Transfer, placing new financial strain on Gen X and millennials and prompting emphasis on downsizing, estate planning, and tapping government aid to ease the burden.

via Yahoo Finance|
#debt#family-caregivers#long-term-care
Great wealth transfer debate: $36T vs $105T on the move
business1 month ago

Great wealth transfer debate: $36T vs $105T on the move

Visa and Cerulli present conflicting projections for the great wealth transfer: Visa estimates about $36 trillion of baby-boomer wealth will pass to Gen X and millennials over 20 years after adjusting for debt, retirement spending, taxes and charity, with most of that staying in savings/investments and about $8 trillion for spending; Cerulli projects over $100 trillion transferring by 2048 across all generations, with roughly half to spouses and heirs, signaling a larger impact on wealth management as Gen X and Millennials become the primary beneficiaries.

via CNBC|
#baby-boomers#business#generational-wealth
Manhattan luxury real estate stays resilient despite pied-à-terre tax
business1 month ago

Manhattan luxury real estate stays resilient despite pied-à-terre tax

Despite New York’s pied-à-terre tax, Manhattan’s luxury market remains strong: June saw 126 contracts for $4M+, the second-quarter average price hovered around $2.2M, and sales of $10–20M and above $20M surged, helped by very low inventory (about a 40% year-over-year drop) and cash-rich buyers fueled by IPOs and rising asset values. Initial tax fears faded as buyers returned in late spring, though law firms expect years of litigation and unclear long-term effects.

via CNBC|
#business#luxury#manhattan
Next-gen heirs push billionaires to give now, reshaping philanthropy
business1 month ago

Next-gen heirs push billionaires to give now, reshaping philanthropy

A Milken Institute report finds that heirs of ultra‑wealthy families are pressuring their parents to speed up charitable giving and to deploy funds more boldly, favoring trust-based, impact‑driven approaches like impact investing and advocacy to address systemic issues. High‑profile examples like MacKenzie Scott showcase unrestricted funding, while younger generations push for faster action and greater community partnership. The piece notes shifting philanthropy alongside a looming wealth transfer—about $124 trillion expected to move by 2048, with women inheriting a large share—driving changes in how giving is approached.

via Yahoo Finance|
#business#givingpledge#impact-investing
Road to Inheritance: $570 Billion in Classic Cars Set to Change Hands
business3 months ago

Road to Inheritance: $570 Billion in Classic Cars Set to Change Hands

An estimated 12 million classic cars worth about $570 billion will pass to heirs over the next 15 years as part of the US’s broader wealth transfer, with Hagerty counting more than 43 million collectible cars and roughly $1 trillion in insurable value; while most transfers occur without tax issues, emotional attachment and high upkeep costs can lead to disputes and reshape how these historic vehicles are valued and handed down.

via Carscoops|
#business#classic-cars#collectible-cars
Art and Hypercars Rally to $600M Amid Global Turmoil
business5 months ago

Art and Hypercars Rally to $600M Amid Global Turmoil

Global collectors spent more than $600 million on fine art and classic cars last week, as London art sales topped $550 million and Amelia Island posted a $111 million auction, signaling renewed demand for top-tier collectibles despite stock volatility and Middle East tensions. The strength is driven by tight supply, a return-to-quality in bidding, and a new generation of buyers—entrepreneurs and heirs—fueling interest in rare artworks and late-model hypercars.

via CNBC|
#art-auctions#business#classic-cars
Warren Buffett to Step Back from Public Role, Leaves $500 Million Annual Gift to His Kids
business9 months ago

Warren Buffett to Step Back from Public Role, Leaves $500 Million Annual Gift to His Kids

Warren Buffett, acknowledging his earlier philanthropic plans were unfeasible, is now leaving most of his $150 billion fortune to his three children’s foundations, giving away about $500 million annually, and plans to retain a significant stake in Berkshire Hathaway until his successor is settled, raising questions about the future of The Giving Pledge and billionaire philanthropy.

via Fortune|
#business#charitable-giving#giving-pledge
Most wealthy benefactors are open to changing their wealth advisors
business10 months ago

Most wealthy benefactors are open to changing their wealth advisors

Most heirs do not plan to keep their benefactors' wealth advisors, often because they already have their own or lack a relationship with the original advisor. Benefactors are generally indifferent about whether their heirs continue using the same advisors, and many do not discuss estate plans with their families, which can complicate wealth transfer. The trend suggests a shift towards heirs managing wealth independently or through their own advisors, emphasizing the importance of early estate planning conversations.

via CNBC|
#business#estate-planning#financial-advisors