But recent policy changes are poised to make life significantly harder for Baby Boomers. “If you’re in your 60s or 70s, what ...

ignore power structures, and firmly set boundaries. Millennials and Gen Z sounded off on the bad workplace habits of their Baby Boomer colleagues. Getty Images But what about the Boomers?

On the other hand, with all this wealth and power came an incredible feeling of entitlement. Baby Boomers were the first generation to see and treat higher education as a right and a commodity ...

Two-thirds of Americans don't have an estate plan. If you're one of them, these are the essential steps to take now to ...

They have the power…. 76 million baby boomers, together with their children and aging parents represent more than a third of the U.S. population. They own half the nation's wealth and do 70% of ...

Most Americans older than 60 are baby boomers. Many, mostly college students ... and left.” Elders have the power to do something about this by organizing to decide the election.

Children in a kindergarten class pose for a portrait at Cypress Elementary School in Highland, Calif., in the fall of 1951. As baby boomers entered school, more teachers had to be hired, and more ...

A recent poll found that about a third of baby boomers who own their homes don’t plan to ever sell, putting additional stress on the housing market and making it difficult for younger buyers ...

Several experts don’t see much hope for improved conditions in the near future, saying that while inflation may cool down, it does not guarantee a recovery in boomers’ spending power.

Social scientists have noted that inheriting so much wealth and power from a generation that asked for nothing in return skewed the worldview of Baby Boomers who quickly adopted a me-first and ...