If the children move into their parents house, then it will leave another house open.
The big problem will be the restructuring of loans, and paying for taxes. And so, if the deceased leaves a house, the children may sell it merely because they cannot afford it/the transfer and maintenance of it.
Also, many boomers have taken out reverse mortgages. And so their children get nothing, and humanity gets an empty house.
Stocks may be overvalued, but the important thing is that more than one owner for each stock exists. When it is discovered that there is more than one owner, who become the owner in the end? The banksters insist that it will be them.
The unHealth care industry is in a really weird position. There will not be enough to handle all the boomers. And, there will be a huge wave of eating/being healthy, and a change in how we view healthcare. We are going back to homeopathics, and then onto better methods. Soooooo, BigPharma collapses and that changes everything.
RE: The Largest Wealth Transfer? No, More Like the Biggest Rug Pull