Boomers are known to be one of the hardest-working generations out there. With their reliability, resilience, and wits about them, this generation isn't for the weak. Still, there are definitely ...

Boomers were raised on a strong emphasis on the “grind” mentality. Hard work and long hours were seen as signs of dedication, even if it meant they neglected their own well-being and mental ...

Baby boomers have been getting some of the blame for the shortage of larger homes on the market. Many of them are resistant to downsizing — opting to age in place in homes that have exploded in ...

Baby boomers own a significant chunk of the housing stock in Massachusetts. Don’t count on that changing to solve the housing shortages anytime soon. Baby boomers — those from age 58 to 76 ...

How did we view the adults? Boring, old, un-energetic? Probably. RELATED: Boomer Grandma Shares The 8 Traits That 'Define' Her Generation Of Grandparenting — 'Love You To Bits, But This Is My ...

The differences between baby boomers and Gen Z often boil down to values, priorities, and use of technology. Boomers grew up in a world where technology, especially computers and the internet ...

While many boomers still hold heavy stock allocations, with nearly 30% of individuals aged 60 to 65 investing almost entirely in equities, market volatility poses a risk to their financial security.

Harry Boomer attended Northern Virginia Community College in Alexandria, Va. and has called Greater Cleveland home since 1990. He is proud to live in the historic Hough neighborhood in Cleveland.

It took me a while to realize I’d slipped passed what is commonly referred to as “middle age.” When I turned 60 it dawned on me that I was in the exact middle of my life—if I lived to be ...

But one man has finally found a way to help his baby boomer dad understand the perils of being a millennial in 2025. "Millennial" refers to a person born in the 1980s or 1990s, while "baby boomers ...

Retirees may especially find some of the tips to be helpful, since they address some assumptions and habits that are especially prevalent among Baby Boomers and those less immersed in the cyber world.

Northwestern Mutual found that baby boomers, on average, had $120,300 saved. But the Federal Reserve has more comprehensive savings data. It found that as of 2022, the average retirement savings ...