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To: benwood who wrote (22240)	1/26/2005 4:05:56 PM
From: RealMuLan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116555

Ben, I agree with you. I guess people like the author of the following article, and maybe some financial planners, will be really disappointed after a decade or so<g> "Given the enormous amounts of wealth that will change hands within the next decade, financial planners will need to stay current on these issues and other issues surrounding this enormous transfer of wealth. "Learning as much as possible about these Boomers and their command of over $40 trillion can have serious bottom-line implications for today's financial planners," Thompson said. "Staying on top of these issues is good for clients and it certainly promises to be good for the planners."" insurancejournal.com