Millennials Inheritance boom expected

VOICED: Shows exterior shots crowds of shoppers on high street. Aerial shots suburban housing in the UK. Interior shots people from various generations enjoying themselves in pub. Interview with Senior Policy Analyst at Resolute Foundation, Laura Gardener speaking on inheritances are growing and will continues as baby boomer generation moves through old age. Interview with Personal Finance Expert Jasmine Birtles speaking on need for governments to address gap between wealthy and poor. Interviews with savers Rory Duncan and Harry Duncan speaking on main priorities are owning property now, inheiting money in their 60's won't be that helpful. Graphics sequence on inheritance boom for the Millennials. There's mixed news for Millennials in a report that claims they're set to enjoy the biggest "inheritance boom" of any post-war generation. The Resolution Foundation says inheritances will double over the next 20 years as baby boomers become older. But the bad news is that because of increased life expectancies, Millennials won't benefit until they hit an average age of 61, far too late to solve housing struggles and wealth inequality, on 30th December, 2017 in London, England, UK