Many boomers are open to passing on an early inheritance &mdash; but their adult kids are too afraid to ask

Many boomers are open to passing on an early inheritance — but their adult kids are too afraid to ask

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Two financial phenomena are happening at once: Millennials are increasingly putting off having kids, or having fewer than they'd prefer, due to financial reasons. At the same time, boomers are expected to pass down the greatest wealth transfer in history.

Many boomers are open to passing on an early inheritance — but their adult kids are too afraid to ask

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