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County Transfer of Wealth Graph
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Wealth Transfer
A recent study by Boston College projects that over the next 50 years
$41 trillion of American wealth will transfer from the current
generation to the next generation.
The Nebraska Community Foundation estimates that in Nebraska the
wealth transfer will be $258 billion or roughly $5.2 billion annually
(on average). For Rural
Nebraska, NCF estimates that the wealth transfer will run $94 billion or
nearly $1.9 billion each year (on average).
| Over
the next 50 years: |
$258
billion |
| Annually
per year: |
$5.2
billion |
Loup
County Population
The County's 2000 population is 712; up from 683 in 1990 or +4.2%.
Comparatively, Nebraska's state population increased by +8.4% during the
same period.
Loup
County Wealth Transfer
Over the first half of the 21st Century, Loup County will
experience $85 million in wealth transfer from the current to the next
generation (or roughly $1.7 million annually on average). This
graph
illustrates our best estimate of the timing of this wealth transfer.
Because of the loss of local heirs, inadequate estate planning,
and the greater probability of giving to outside versus local charities
– much of this wealth will permanently leave the County.
| Over
the next 50 years: |
$85
million |
| Annually
per year: |
$1.7 million |
Impact
Over just the next five years (using annual averages), an estimated $8.5 million will transfer. If
just five percent were gifted to locally, an endowment(s) of $426,000
million could be built. Assuming a conservative 5% annual payout (allowing the
endowment to grow), $21,300 would be available each and every year for
community betterment investments.
Income
Profile
The following chart illustrates Loup County’s current income
profile relative to Nebraska. Overall,
Loup County has more lower income households, more middle income
households than Nebraska, and less than one-half as many upper income
households. However, this data underestimates the overall wealth
based in the County. See next section.
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Loup
County |
Nebraska |
| Low
Income |
40% |
26.6% |
| Middle
Income |
47% |
46.4% |
| Upper
Income |
13% |
27.1% |
Wealth
in Land
The story goes that in Rural Nebraska we are land rich and cash poor.
There is truth in this old saying. In fact, in Loup County, over
74% of the County's wealth is
connected to property such as farm/ranch land, commercial real estates,
and homes ($63 million). Relative to population, the County has
more of its wealth in property than other wealth types.
| |
Relative
to Nebraska |
| Population
Share |
.04% |
| Land
Value Share |
.09% |
Older
Like most of Rural Nebraska, Loup County’s population is older when
compared to State as the following chart illustrates.
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Loup
County |
Nebraska |
| 65 &
Older |
17% |
13.4% |
| 75 &
Older |
9.1% |
6.7% |
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