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Baby boomers, aged 61-79 years old, are holding nearly twice the savings of millennials, aged 28-43. The survey of 1,000 U.S. adults asked people about the savings they hold across all of their ...

Now thanks to millions of aging baby boomers, that may be about to change. The oldest boomers turn 80 in less than a year. And by 2030, the U.S. population 80 years and older is expected to ...

Boomers are holding on to their money for as long as they can, rather than handing them down as inheritance to their children, according to a new report. In recent years, around 12,000 boomers ...

Unfortunately, many of the financial benefits the baby boomer generation enjoyed will no longer be available to future generations. As a result, many current generations, like Gen X and Gen Z, now ...

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Languages: English. You can get in touch with Alyce by emailing a.collins@newsweek.com A man's theory about why baby boomers don't understand young people's spending habits has gone viral on ...

While Baby Boomers have largely reached retirement age and are still the richest generation, a key financial trait separates poor retirees from those living out their twilight years comfortably.

That mindset can be hard to discard,” she says. “Some Boomers may have had unstable childhoods, we had a surge in the [mid-1970s] of divorces when the no-fault divorce laws came into effect ...