The Boomer Inheritance Conundrum: Timing is Everything The recent discussion about boomers' reluctance to share their wealth with their children has highlighted the peculiar aspect of modern family dynamics.
Bill Perkins, author of "Die with Zero," argues that parents should give their inheritance away sooner rather than later, specifically during their child's prime earning years (between 28 and 33).
This perspective challenges traditional notions of legacy and inheritance.