Baby boomers need to protect their lifetime savings because life isn’t over yet. Living to 100 is a lot more fun with money. Living to 100 is possible, but affording it is a challenge ...

They’re stupid, and you’re not 50.” The truth was that I low-key idolized my parents’ Baby Boomer generation — especially American hippies. When I was young, all I’d ever do was probe ...

Boomer is a father. He has two wonderful grandchildren. Harry is truly a Baby Boomer: His last name is Boomer, he's the baby of a family of ten, and he is a member of the Baby Boom generation.

Born between 1946 and 1964, baby boomers are now aged 60 to 78. Some are well into their retirement years, while others are just approaching the door. There are many myths about how boomers have ...

Baby Boomers are people who were born between 1946 and 1964, and only 51% are computer or internet literate. They hold 52% of the U.S. net wealth, make up 20% of the population, and represent 39% ...

Mayor said that the birth of baby animals in the zoo and safari park will help overcome the shortage of animals. He said that KMC is making efforts to provide recreational facilities to the people ...

About two thirds of Australian baby boomers leaving the workforce don’t have enough pension savings to retire comfortably, according to research from the industry’s peak body. Slightly more ...

In 2010, Lisa Copeland found herself single, again. After two marriages – one lasting 24 years and the other lasting two – the Cleveland-area resident in her early 50s didn’t know where to ...

WellSpan's York Hospital had a baby boom this summer. The hospital's maternity department had its busiest June and July on record, the hospital reported, with a record 294 babies born in July alone.

Pick up temporary shifts to increase your income and engage with others. The Latest Healthy living is part of the package when you move to these countries for retirement. Staying active in ...

Weddings have always been a reflection of the times. As we journey from the era of Baby Boomers to today's Gen Z, it's clear that the traditional "I do" has transformed into something much more ...

Younger baby boomers significantly lag older baby boomers in retirement savings by an average of more than $50,000, according to a new study from the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.