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In the affordability crisis, 37% of parents are counting on financial help from the Bank of Baby Boomers and can’t wait for the Great Wealth Transfer
Nearly two in five parents with young children, or 37%, expect to receive some sort of financial help from their own parents or grandparents over the next year, according to the BMO Real Financial Progress Index.
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Nearly two‑in‑five parents with young children—37 % according to the BMO Real Financial Progress Index—anticipate receiving financial assistance from their own parents or grandparents within the next year. This expectation reflects growing pressure on household budgets as the cost of raising children rises across the United States. The data highlights how the current affordability crisis is prompting many families to rely on multigenerational support to meet everyday expenses.
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