Baby boomers currently control an estimated $110 trillion in wealth, but the anticipated transfer of this wealth to younger generations may be delayed, according to recent reports. The Wall Street Journal highlights that factors such as increased life expectancy and rising healthcare costs are contributing to this delay, as boomers continue to hold onto their assets longer than expected. This delay in wealth transfer could have significant implications for younger generations who are waiting to inherit. The financial landscape may shift as boomers prioritize their own financial security, potentially altering the expected timeline for wealth distribution across generations.