A new poll found that 85 percent of Americans are worried about potential changes to Social Security benefits.

Baby boomers were born from 1946 to 1964, after the end of the Second World War, and enjoyed significant economic benefits that are unlikely ever to be seen again. This unfortunate news is our ...

And half of this homeownership spike happened before the end of World War II — even as many Americans ... Their generation controls less than 5% of the nation's wealth, while baby boomers held 21% of ...

We looked through the data for the Baby Boomers, including economic contributions ... as long as all people are wealthier in the end. However, this is not the case and betrays a fundamental ...

As many Baby Boomers near retirement, they also face rising costs of living, housing prices, and health care costs, which encourages many to delay retirement or unretire.

There’s a peculiarly flawed logic behind the widely held view that the Baby Boomers will seamlessly transfer ... to continue living at home until the end of one’s life. That can either consume ...

Baby boomers are retiring in greater numbers, with the oldest members of the generation poised to turn 80 years old in 2025. The topline takeaway is that warmer climates continue to rule.

As baby boomers continue to retire in droves, they are likely to consider downsizing their living arrangements to accommodate their new lifestyles. While they have the highest portion of wealth ...

Despite all the talk about a massive wealth transfer currently underway in America, not all baby boomers plan on sharing ... simply leaving a legacy at the end of their lives.

Baby Boomers inherited a stronger economy and more ... inequality is acceptable as long as all people are wealthier in the end. However, this is not the case and betrays a fundamental ...