Many Americans are relying on inheritance to help fund their retirement. This trend is becoming more prevalent, with a growing share of people factoring future inheritances into their retirement plans.
Experts warn that this strategy is not without risk, stating that it may not yield the desired results. They caution that counting on an inheritance is a gamble.
Further details on this trend and the potential risks involved are available from the source, providing more insight into the complexities of retirement planning and the role of inheritance in it.
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