Jul 10
America
Dying Without a Will? You’re Not Alone—76% of Americans Do
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A staggering 76% of Americans die without a will, leaving their families to navigate probate, legal delays, and state-determined asset distribution. Despite broad awareness, only 24% have an estate plan in place—down from previous years. Seniors are the most prepared, while younger adults and minority groups are far less likely to plan. Even the pandemic’s wake-up call didn’t lead to lasting change, highlighting a growing crisis in end-of-life planning and generational wealth transfer.
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