Millennials are mad their baby boomer parents are still socializingMillennials, instead, are more concerned with their baby boomer parents.
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Only 18% of us believe the baby boomer generation writ large cares about us, and only 16% of us believe the same about baby boomer politicians.
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It's the baby boomer, narcissistic, he wants to feel loved.
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She is the great baby boomer liberal lion Murphy Brown!!!
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Or our baby boomer grandparents, who smoked cigarettes as well.
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He also made mention of a sibling for baby Boomer.
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Steven Bock thought he was a typical downsizing baby boomer.
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But their lighthearted TV antics earned lingering baby boomer nostalgia.
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And Pollan, a baby boomer who missed out on the
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The Baby Boomer generation is in the midst of retirement.
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Eventually, she even lashes out at her baby boomer paymasters.
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Did the baby boomer generation destroy the economy for millennials?
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Baby-boomer grandparents huddle with grandkids in the stands of seats.
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It's time to speak confidently about wine with baby boomer sophistication.
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The oldest baby boomer is now 73, the youngest is 55.
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Baby boomer nails are all the rage in France and Germany.
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Only 58 percent of Baby Boomer managers could say the same.
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World War II ended in 1945 making Vogels a baby boomer.
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Both have grown as the "Baby Boomer" generation ages into Medicare.
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And it's not just baby boomer nostalgia that fuels those facts.
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Ninety percent of baby-boomer pop was about life and love.
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A pissed-off baby boomer looking for revenge over the meme?
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Factors contributing to the gap: baby boomer retirements and economic expansion.
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Baby boomer parents, enjoying The Crown on their adult children's Netflix account.
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If you're a baby boomer, chances are you agree with this explanation.
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Unlike many of their baby-boomer parents, they believe in sustainable investing.
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I do not agree with her Baby Boomer feminist framework of ideas.
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Rachleff, a baby boomer, stands out among from his mostly millennial colleagues.
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Maybe you're a baby boomer reading this, or your parents are boomers.
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The oldest members of the baby boomer generation are filing for Medicare.
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It's unclear how this ultimate millennial will connect with the Baby Boomer.
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The same is true of a Generation X-er or Baby Boomer.
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Barbara and Jim Twardowski write about travel, lifestyle and Baby Boomer topics.
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We regret to inform you that yet another Baby Boomer doesn't understand websites.
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The explanation may be demographic, with the graying of the Baby Boomer bulge.
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The most common year of birth for the baby-boomer generation is 1947.
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Like many a baby boomer, the Vietnam War awakened the activist within Stein.
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" He called Mr. Clinton "the most gifted politician of the baby boomer generation.
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Harley is the quintessential baby-boomer brand but its customers are slowing down.
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As a baby boomer, she also happens to be in the target demographic.
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This St. Louis suburb is enjoying a boomlet in its baby boomer population.
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Baby Boomer is Phelps' first child with Johnson, a former Miss California USA.
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We are also beginning to see the first wave of baby-boomer retirements.
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As a result, each retiring baby boomer now leans on just 85033 workers.
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No, not Michael Phelps' adorable baby Boomer, but Boomer, the Bengali cat who skateboards.
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Like many baby boomer parents and millennial children, our relationship is close but complicated.
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A higher life expectancy and its "baby boomer" population is driving more healthcare demand.
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Donna Brazile: We got Steve Jobs and Oprah Winfrey I'm a proud baby boomer.
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Medicare does face financial pressure - due to the retirement of the baby boomer generation.
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We, the sons and daughters of the baby boomer generation, must lead this change.
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Millennials aren't as interested in joining country clubs as their baby-boomer parents were.
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Germany faces a serious skills shortage as the post-war "baby boomer" generation retires.
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It's hard being the only young person in a sea of baby boomer men.
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Twitter describes her as an "affluent baby boomer" and "corporate mom" with multiple kids.
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The low supply of workers and ongoing Baby Boomer retirements are intensifying the crunch.
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Winfried, a shaggy baby boomer, has had the luxury of conflating irresponsibility with idealism.
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Even sexual liberation, won by a previous generation, is a baby-boomer Trojan horse.
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There's always a Baby Boomer waiting in the wings to snatch the contestants' opportunities.
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Worst BABY BOOMER GENERATION X MILLENNIAL Indianapolis Oklahoma City Memphis San Antonio Jacksonville, Fla.
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In comparison, only 23 percent of baby boomer couples keep their money in different pots.
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It's not surprising that baby boomer food executives are scrambling to understand Millennial consumer habits.
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If you're of the silent or baby-boomer generations, you might remember Space Food Sticks.
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"Most of the millennials have lower expectations than their baby boomer parents," Mr. Thiel said.
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This is a final middle-fingered salute to the young from the baby boomer generation.
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Many have baby boomer parents in the 60-plus high-risk group for the coronavirus.
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As a result, many parennials rely on their own baby boomer parents for financial support.
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Here's a list of 9 popular Gen Z terms and their baby boomer generation equivalents.
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Ada Calhoun: I think when we were growing up, our baby boomer parents were distracted.
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Second, the baby boomer generation has squeezed younger generations out of housing and job opportunities.
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From culture to politics, the columnists discuss why we can't escape the baby boomer generation.
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Any of them -- Warren, Sanders or Biden -- would be the fifth straight baby boomer president.
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I'm a feminist from the second wave and the baby boomer generation, but with intersectional views.
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A quick Google search for "baby boomer nails" turns up images of an ombré French manicure.
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Baby boomer nails are the perfect blend of minimal nail art and the classic French manicure.
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The third factor is the ageing of the baby-boomer generation, which is America's most populous.
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Will VR make me disillusioned with the real world, the way my baby-boomer parents fear?
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As the baby boomer generation continues to age, incidences of the disease are expected to increase.
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"As a baby boomer, mental health was never recognized when I was growing up," Kirk says.
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Muller took to Twitter to defend himself and suggest that he wasn't even a baby boomer.
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Medicare faces rising enrollment - and financial pressure - due to the retirement of the baby boomer generation.
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It was commanded by the stern and remote parent-figures uniquely haunted the Baby Boomer generation.
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Jane BlumLouisville, Ky. To the Editor: I am a white male baby boomer and conservative Christian.
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And Mr. Wolf — and his legion of baby boomer fans — isn't just a boon to NBC.
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This week, the Resolution Foundation said the baby-boomer generation should prepare for higher wealth taxes.
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For members of the baby boomer and Gen X generations, the odds of success are mixed.
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The doting dad couldn't help but give baby Boomer a quick kiss after the medal ceremony concluded.
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A crew of baby boomer–era pundits were eager to make other excuses for the former president.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article suggested Bloomberg View columnist Eli Lake is a baby boomer.
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Baby boomer husbands were just as excited for their wives' success as I might be for mine.
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Millennials are more than twice as likely to be stressed about homeownership as their baby boomer counterparts.
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That disparity might come back to bite the baby-boomer generation, who are fast moving into retirement.
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Being a 22019-something baby boomer, I have witnessed the changing priorities of presidents since the 1960s.
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The baby boomer generation has been the primary voter bloc in recent years, but this is changing.
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This number is expected to double over the next 25 years as the baby boomer generation ages.
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We're told we are entering a baby boomer retirement crisis caused by a lack of financial planning.
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That means that baby boomer households in 2016 had twelve times the net worth of millennial households.
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Not one of our baby-boomer presidents served in Vietnam — a fact that troubles few people today.
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Demographic pressures are also pushing up the deficit, as the baby boomer generation retires from the workforce.
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Instead of being yet another aging white Baby Boomer, she's a multiracial woman who's younger than Obama.
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The baby boomer establishment polarized politics, lost touch with the voters and paved the way for Trump.
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Baby boomer money was still in play, and it quickly drove prices back to pre-correction levels.
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Its well-heeled baby-boomer bloc is happy to get pensions that economic logic says it should forgo.
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The first baby-boomer president and his pushy wife represented a cultural shift that much of America feared.
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That compares with only 213 percent of Gen-X millionaires and just 423 percent of baby boomer millionaires.
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By that time baby-boomer deaths will be pushing down on house prices by around 0.7% a year.
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That's more than double the number of Gen X and baby boomer couples who keep their money separate.
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It has enabled millennial investors to begin saving for retirement far earlier than their baby boomer parents did.
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Sometimes we carve them into generations, separating Generation X from Millennial and Baby Boomer from The Greatest Generation.
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To address the health-care industry alone, nearly two-thirds of baby boomer nurses are already considering retiring.
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The baby boomer population is aging and we might have a problem caring for them in the future.
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A baby boomer who caught the engraving bug as a 2159-year-old coin collector in southern Ireland.
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As the indebted Baby Boomer generation moves into retirement, debt growth among retirees shows no sign of slowing.
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Jonathan Kiddrane, Glendale, N.Y. We have been whipsawed into, and now through, millennial pop from baby-boomer pop.
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For a baby boomer born in 215, "full retirement age," according to the Social Security Administration, is 67.
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The Baby Boomer generation is due to retire in greater numbers as we move towards the mid-2020s.
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Second, Trump is more eager to be loved (a classic Baby Boomer trait), which makes him eager to please.
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This also is the year that the baby boomer generation's oldest members — an estimated 26 million people — turn 2500.
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"If you are a baby boomer you buy gold, if you are a millennial you buy bitcoin," said Kelly.
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But now there's a shift: away from the baby boomer Democrats, towards the leadership of Gen X'ers and millennials.
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The baby-boomer generation, with sizeable pension pots and houses that have soared in value, are ripe for plucking.
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It doesn't help that the baby boomer generation, including our parents, is dishing out some pretty outdated life advice.
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The expected mortgage-free rates among younger baby-boomer homeowners were estimated to run higher than the oldest boomers.
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My Baby Boomer peers and I love to recall the unsupervised play and relative independence of our childhood years.
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However, there's one place where young people aren't being faulted for the decline and fall of Baby Boomer civilization.
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What's more, those younger adults often spend money to visit baby boomer parents who host the holidays, Rossman said.
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Visit Business Insider's homepage for more storiesMillennials aren't interested in joining country clubs like their baby-boomer parents were.
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So even as the surge of baby boomer retirements strains their solvency, Republicans have also set entitlement reform aside.
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Like many Maori of the baby boomer generation, she had been discouraged from speaking it when she was younger.
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A new study suggests that, contrary to popular belief, millennials aren&apost more sensitive than the baby boomer generation.
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The show's references, like the crowd at the Elgin, are firmly rooted in Baby Boomer and Gen X lore.
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Read more: Here's how much more the typical baby boomer makes than the typical millennial in every US state
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Through the next decade, 10,2023 members of the Baby Boomer generation will turn 65 years of age every day.
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People of all descriptions in the baby boomer and senior age ranges were making their way to their seats.
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For my baby-boomer generation, spared Europe's repetitive bloodshed by American military and strategic resolve, it was a pivotal experience.
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Germany has the second-oldest population in the world, but its baby-boomer bulge is largely still of working age.
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In fact, 2016 is the year that the baby boomer generation's oldest members — an estimated 2.5 million people — turn 70.
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There's outrage culture, safe spaces, the lean-in culture — but also the Gen-X-Baby-Boomer rah-rah capitalism, yay!
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist I'm an aging baby boomer, raised to believe that good music ended sometime in the 1970s.
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I'm just like a Baby Boomer who listens to 101.1 CBS FM for a sonic rush of the old days.
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As a baby boomer, I entered my late middle age determined to learn how to live well while being old.
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Low unemployment rates,risk-averse behavior, and the potential of baby-boomer inheritances all serve to bolster millennial's financial outlook.
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Over the next 353 years, the very large baby boomer cohort is going to continue falling out of the workforce.
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I refuse to be fobbed off by the lies of another baby boomer, but unfortunately I am also getting desperate.
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On a Thursday in December, I felt, at first, like a baby boomer myself, despite having recently turned thirty-two.
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In a strange way, it's possible to trace the American icon and baby boomer fad back to this banking battle.
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As its tattooed, baby-boomer consumer base ages, the Milwaukee-based company is finding it challenging to woo new customers.
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The answer, in large part, is the need to pay retirement and healthcare benefits to the massive Baby Boomer generation.
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And, of course, the massive entitlement programs of Medicare and Social Security for the huge -- and aging -- baby boomer population.
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Meanwhile, "only 24 percent of Generation X parents and 23 percent of baby boomer parents report the same," says NerdWallet.
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The baby boomer population in the United States was born between 1946 and 1964 and totals about 75 million people.
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About 2000 million baby boomer Americans turn 70 this year, according to an AARP analysis of recent Census Bureau data.
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Since its beginning, Rolling Stone gave a voice to the baby boomer generation and redefined music as a cultural force.
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It draws a nostalgic crowd, largely people like Mr. Siegel, a baby boomer uncomfortable about having his actual age published.
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Rich and Gayle Sweda, a baby boomer couple, have been diligently putting money in their 401(k) for nearly 25 years.
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Cramer attributed that to both changing demographics of an aging baby boomer generation and increased spending on innovation in the group.
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The concert's final number was her solo rendition of Bob Dylan's "Forever Young," a trite song that mocks baby-boomer narcissism.
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Both have grown as the so-called "Baby Boomer" generation ages into Medicare and together cover more than 55 million people.
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Since the average baby boomer doesn't turn 80 until 2026, the real growth in this market won't occur for another decade.
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It's hard for a baby boomer like me to imagine growing up unaware of Van Cliburn, but Nigel Cliff, 46, did.
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That means the company has to find ways continue attracting new members -- especially Millennials as its core baby boomer shoppers age.
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With the industry still grappling with the impending retirement of thousands of baby boomer advisor/owners, it can use the help.
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The responses — some earnest, some dripping in irony — highlighted the cultural rift between the baby boomer generation and its younger counterparts.
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Jeff was the oldest, a typically restless baby boomer who scrambled outside in his free time with friends around the neighborhood.
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Part of that is because of the sheer size of the baby boomer population, with 10,000 individuals turning 65 per day.
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Democrats are more open to seeing many in the baby boomer generation replaced through immigration to offset the low birth rate.
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Over the next decade, millennials are expected to inherit over $68 trillion from their baby boomer parents, according to an Oct.
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Female and baby boomer cannabis consumers, the report found, are driving a surge in CBD oils and more wellness-oriented products.
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An aging baby boomer population means the need for in-home senior care is only going to grow in the years ahead.
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To survive, Mr Corbyn needs to prove that he is both more flexible and more ruthless than his fellow ageing baby-boomer.
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And as the baby boomer generation ages, Home Depot is likewise investing in what it calls its "do-it-for-me" business.
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The inheritance boom is set to continue, not least because baby-boomer deaths are on course to rise until the mid-2030s.
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The rant, like the general condescending paranoia of "Smithereens," sounds like old-fashioned Baby Boomer complaints stuffed into a handsome 30something's mouth.
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Millennials grew up with it, watched by doting Gen X parents and baby boomer grandparents — it is a brand that is everywhere.
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Gross wrote that the baby-boomer generation will need to sell their assets to "someone or some country" to pay their bills.
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Harley is seeing an ongoing drop in demand among baby boomer customers and a lack of younger people interested in riding motorcycles.
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He is part of the baby boomer generation, which emphasizes working hard and doing the duty as the man of the family.
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Humana is going all-in on the baby boomer population, which is a major reason why it's an attractive target for Walmart.
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" As Earleywine points out, "Sooner or later we'll have some baby boomer have a heart attack with THC-metabolites in his system.
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A plan can also bridge gaps between baby-boomer business owners and millennials who will help run the business soon, he said.
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Clinton, the first baby-boomer generation president, was also the first Democratic president since Franklin D. Roosevelt to win a second term.
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"The tax cut that was passed [in 2017] is the best example," said author and attorney Steven Brill, also a baby boomer.
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In fact, the report found, here's the share of consumers who primarily use CBD products who are baby boomer women: 21 percent.
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And immediately, within that bumptious exclamation mark, an internal voice notes the telltale whiff of baby boomer triumphalism, of Generation X moral irresponsibility….
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I think when we consider Donald's desire to make America great again, we have to remember that he is the quintessential baby boomer.
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As the baby boomer era ends over the next 30 years, $30 trillion in assets are expected to transfer through estates, she claims.
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Wealthy members of the silent and baby boomer generations tend to take an autocratic approach to their financial decision making, Merrill's report found.
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About 42% of millennials think their pets have special health needs — more than double the percentage of the baby boomer generation, he said.
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Plush headphones are back and we're even listening to vinyl on epic machinery that can bring a tear to Baby Boomer eyes everywhere.
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The phenomenon earned many Millennials (ages 23 to 38 in 453) the nickname "Boomeranger, " because they returned to their Baby Boomer parents' homes.
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My assumption was that Dylan was a gambler's candidate, one whose odds were based more or less entirely on Baby Boomer self-regard.
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Now millions more Americans have insurance thanks to Obamacare and millions more Americans also have Medicare because of the aging Baby Boomer population.
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The baby boomer generation, or those born in the 1946 to 1965 as defined by the Census Bureau, amounts to 33.4 million households.
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Harwood: Are you thinking that you'll deal with that Social Security/Medicare/baby boomer retirement issue later by entitlement reform that reduces benefits?
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Will a vote for an aging, white, male baby boomer be a sufficient act of resistance to the current patriarchy that rules America?
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A gap that large all but guarantees millennials will not be able to enjoy the same retirement plans as their baby boomer parents.
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"You have to own your properties now 10 years to get your sales costs in and out," said Fairweather, a baby boomer herself.
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But baby boomer voter participation in the 2016 election was nearly 20 percentage points greater than millennials at 68.7 percent to 49.4 percent.
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"In my generation — I'm a baby boomer — you bought a home as quickly as you could," said Laurie Goodman of the Urban Institute.
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For the rapidly growing older adult population and active baby boomer retirees, the IoT, enabled by 5G networks, will have a profound impact.
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Supreme, 58, falls squarely into the baby boomer category and has run for president using platforms like zombie preparedness and mandatory tooth-brushing.
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In the next few years, as the baby boomer generation ages, we will see a large percentage of them fall victim to Alzheimer's.
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"In my generation, I'm a baby boomer, you bought a home as quickly as you could," said Laurie Goodman of the Urban Institute.
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The willingness to pull out all the stops to get children into college may be particularly pronounced among baby boomer parents, according to Birnbach.
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In fact, Donald Trump is a product of his generation, a profoundly narcissistic president who should be regarded as the baby boomer-in-chief.
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Other baby boomer activists engaged in community organizing of the sort a young Barack Obama did for $10,000 a year on Chicago's South Side.
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But the median college-educated millennial with student debt is only earning slightly more than a baby boomer without a degree did in 225.
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More workers will get caught needlessly in the late enrollment trap as the baby boomer age wave accelerates - and as more people work longer.
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Millennials aren't as interested in buying diamonds as their Baby Boomer counterparts — and an increasingly agitated diamond industry is trying to win them over.
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However, there are two key phenomena that are changing our politics: (85033) the fallout from Great Recession and (2) the aging baby boomer population.
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It teases a biography prepared to reckon with the lifetime of co-dependence between a thin-skinned icon and his covetous baby boomer fans.
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However, this has largely played out, and participation will soon begin declining again as the large baby boomer cohort continues to retire en masse.
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While Sanders, 77, is not actually a baby boomer himself, there is a significant age gap between him and many of his young backers.
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"It's pretty hard to turn down, say $14,000 in savings a year, by simply renting out a room from a baby boomer," Weidner said.
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First, the baby boomer generation is aging, and a growing number of families will likely hire aides to help care for them at home.
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What happens when advisors' baby boomer clients pass their wealth on to kids who want nothing to do with Mom and Dad's financial advisor?
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"Every baby boomer can tell you where they were when they learned that J.F.K. was shot," writes Sam Dolnick, a Times assistant managing editor.
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And not only are most saving, when it comes to retirement, millennials started much earlier (age 24) than their Baby Boomer parents (age 33).
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The Social Security Administration said it was working vigorously to address the backlog, which it attributes to the aging of the baby boomer generation.
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Furthermore, due to the aging of the population and forthcoming retirement of the baby boomer generation, caregiving is becoming a key issue in families.
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The number of Baby Boomer voters peaked at 6900 million in the 2628 election; the fast-growing Millennial generation still has room to expand.
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If that is true, he is probably much closer to the manner of learning of the millennial generation than his own baby boomer generation.
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Eventually, the deficit and debt will be a problem, because the federal government still hasn't figured out how to pay for baby boomer retirement.
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I've interviewed anti-baby boomer authors before, but what makes Sternberg's book stand out from the rest is his unique diagnosis of the problem.
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The hope seems to be that by removing the whiff of baby boomer seediness from its pages, young people will read and subscribe to it.
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It doesn't matter if you're a baby boomer, millennial, or Gen Z — there's a song from your generation that matches the rate of CPR compressions.
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The baby boomer and Generation X demographic in North America has been overly receptive to new products and services that mask the signs of ageing.
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A BABY BOOMER BOOM Generationally, households with a head born from 210.1 to 1964 did not get fooled again, as the 1971 rock anthem pledged.
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On Wednesday, he posted a photo of himself, his fiancée Nicole Johnson and their baby Boomer Robert hanging out in Phelps' natural habitat — a pool.
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Gens X and Y show nowhere near the same proclivity to speculate in stocks or gamble in general as their baby boomer predecessors once did.
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At last count 158,000 private firms in America were in the hands of baby-boomer founders on the verge of retirement, according to Ms Wiefek.
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" Still, millennials have watched the mistakes their baby boomer parents have made — particularly the lack of savings: "It's causing them to make smarter financial decisions.
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The deal aligns with Harley's strategy to woo the next generation of Harley riders as its devoted Baby Boomer audience grows too old to ride.
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Gen Xers show an important progression in retirement planning by taking the baby boomer approach a step further with a more hands-on, personal approach.
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As the baby boomer generation moves into retirement, there is significant concern that many of them will be unable to meet their basic retirement needs.
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But many millennials like Scheffler (plus their baby-boomer parents) are becoming more interested in the simple but meaningful services non-traditional burials can provide.
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Few baby boomer women out-earn their partners, but new data from Insider and Morning Consult suggests that things may be changing for younger women.
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Baby boomer retirements and high rates of teacher turnover, coupled with steep drops in enrollment in teacher-preparation programs, have contributed to this growing crisis.
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Unapologetically wonky and sweating "the details of policy," Clinton embraces a "Baby Boomer" version of feminism that celebrates policies of equal opportunity and equal pay.
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Of the women who reported being victims, 39 percent are of the baby boomer generation, 36 percent are Gen X, and 25 percent are millennials.
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We millennials, with our "Apple Music" and our "mp3"s (please insert baby boomer sarcastic air quotes as you read), we don't know we're born.
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"It is time to revisit the effective but now outdated baby boomer screening recommendations, and the updated recommendations from the USPSTF are welcome," they wrote.
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"I think to older baby boomer women she represents change," said Celinda Lake, a Democratic pollster who advises many female candidates, including some incoming freshmen.
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" And the baby boomer raised with a steely Midwestern reserve, a devotion to her Methodist faith and a fierce affinity for a "zone of privacy.
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It's pitched so squarely into the lane of the American baby boomer that everything else about the service makes complete sense with that in mind.
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"They don't have the staff, they don't have a way to really handle that capacity of the baby boomer bubble that came through," she said.
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Parents who had fought 25 years earlier in World War II couldn't understand why their baby-boomer children argued about Vietnam at the dinner table.
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A generation of Baby Boomer nurses are retiring, while younger staff can choose from many job opportunities outside hospitals that offer higher salaries and better hours.
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ABL: On the one hand, the Baby Boomer NPR-generation liberals, who would watch it because they're scared to death and they don't understand these kids.
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"A rising divorce rate is becoming a very consistent trend with the baby boomer generation," said Joslin Davis, president of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.
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As the baby boomer generation ages, it is expected that 20% of the population will be 65 and older in 2030, compared with 15% in 2015.
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He expects a "silver wave" of retiring baby boomer manufacturing workers — and their machinery expertise will be needed to train the next generation of robot-builders.
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Harley investors and executives have worried for years about what would happen in the future when the company's devoted Baby Boomer got too old to ride.
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That age group does have a few more options, which may be another reason that you're feeling iffy about online dating if you're a baby boomer.
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When a Baby Boomer columnist blames millennials for killing the power lunch with their addiction to smartphones, he'll get barraged with "ok boomer" replies on Twitter.
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Demand for Harley's motorcycles continues to be slow as the company's loyal baby boomer customer base ages and sells off used motorcycles due to health reasons.
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The millennial generation, the 83 million Americans born between 1982 and 2000, according to some estimates, outnumbers the baby boomer generation and is now starting families.
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What baby-boomer dad wouldn't want to brag to his buddies at work about the huge steak that his child made for him on Father's Day?
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As a director, he's made everything from high-concept comedies (the afterlife-set Defending Your Life) to existential examinations of Baby Boomer malaise (Lost in America).
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To me, as a progressive baby boomer, this was a violation of hard-won liberal values, a troubling example of a university monoculture nurturing liberal intolerance.
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No matter what the economy does, Ms. Mace said, senior housing is going to be needed in the future, especially as the baby boomer generation ages.
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The huge bulge created by Baby Boomer retirees drawing Social Security checks will be exacerbated by the declining birth rates (meaning future workers) in the nation.
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Jefferies analysts on Monday resurfaced an old economic theory that an impending wave of baby boomer retirements could trigger a unified move to liquidate equity holdings.
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Per one report, less than 25-percent of those in the Baby Boomer generation believe they have enough in retirement savings to last their whole lifetime.
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More than one million Americans live in assisted-living facilities today, a number that is expected to double by 2030 as the Baby Boomer generation ages.
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As the first Baby Boomer president, Clinton was marketed as part of a new moderate class of Democrats seeking to lead America after the Cold War.
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According to Sternberg, millennials have found themselves saddled with a broken economy and a combustible job market thanks to the careless choices of baby boomer politicians.
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"We have the huge benefit of the baby boomer age groups," VW labour boss Bernd Osterloh told Handelsblatt on Wednesday in remarks confirmed by the works council.
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Much of that is concentrated among baby boomer–generation savers, who will need ever more advisory services in the retirement and asset-distribution phases of their lives.
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In keeping with the stream of white baby-boomer former Not Ready for Primetime Players, the safe money is on someone like Dana Carvey or Kevin Nealon.
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A combination of slow economic recovery from the recession and an aging baby boomer population has contributed to the rise of the 2245 and older homeless population.
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I thought we were on the same page: baby boomer media like The Times is a laughingstock and we should do whatever we can to ridicule it.
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This time, though, it's not the understated nude nail with a skinny white stripe favored by politicians nor the ombré baby boomer version loved by beauty queens.
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He quoted an Accenture statistic on the investor call, that $30 trillion of baby boomer wealth is going to be handed down in the next 20 years.
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Millennials are becoming homeowners much later than baby boomer did, but when they get there, they're spending more for renovations, according to an annual survey released Thursday.
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Addiction and overdoses have historically been lower among older users, but public health experts have long wondered whether those patterns will change with the baby boomer cohort.
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Sabra sees the aging baby boomer population as an opportunity to make more money and wants to become a major landlord of properties that treat elderly patients.
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I remember once wagging a butter knife at my friend's mom and her baby-boomer friends at their dinner table after they were bemoaning the Gillard government.
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As the survey found, just 16 percent of young voters believe that elected officials of the baby boomer generation (ages 55-73) care about people like them.
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Joy (Sally Mayes), a pot-smoking baby boomer who was one half of the popular musical duo Jump & Joy, is holding a memorial concert in Provincetown, Mass.
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It is this, and not the baby-boomer accusation that millennials expect life to be easy, that accounts for our emotional exhaustion, disconnection and sense of inefficacy.
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When its color was later changed to red from beige, it appealed more to children and became a must-have totem for the expanding baby-boomer generation.
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As life expectancy goes up, the US faces a retirement crisis, because much of the aging baby boomer population will not have enough money saved to retire.
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As pilots in the baby boomer generation retire, we'll see a renewed need for airlines to recruit and train pilots from civilian sources, rather than the military.
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But if you're a part of Generation X or a young Baby Boomer, the need to start putting away money for your Golden Years is more urgent.
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His politics hew closely to a baby-boomer outline, which is to say that they are deeply felt, heraldically blue, and largely incoherent just beneath the surface.
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But the most likely outcome as it stands now is that the nation will yet again ask a baby boomer to fix what the baby boom broke.
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Apparently my youthful cohort of baby boomer and Gen X queers was no more than a sand dune, moving through, a temporary swarm, and leaving the houses behind.
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Rising demand for urban living from millennials and their baby boomer parents—some of whom are downsizing—has pushed up prices for homes and condos in city centers.
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He was born in the first year of the baby boom generation, 1946, and at every stage of his life he sort of reflected the baby boomer ethos.
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People shoot back with their favorite songs, baby-boomer grouches about a lack of "real" instruments, with praise for his philanthropy, and even unsparing assessments of his talent.
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Also, a report from Pew showed that only 49.4 percent of eligible millennial voters cast a ballot in comparison to the 68.7 percent of their baby boomer counterparts.
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But while 66% of hotels' baby-boomer clients are rewards members, and 56% of Generation Xers are, just 39% of millennial guests have signed up for a scheme.
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And, if they keep pace with their current savings habits, they could retire with $21 million more than Baby Boomer parents and $250,2000 more than Gen X parents.
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There was a greens committee, a parent committee and a resident-run nursery school for the garden kids, who numbered into the dozens in those baby-boomer years.
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However, labor force participation has been falling since 2000, as the baby boomer generation's gradual move into retirement has raised the proportion of retirees in the adult population.
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The video was captioned "ok boomer," a phrase that has turned into a meme for millennials and Gen Z to voice their gripes with the baby boomer generation.
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However, Glassdoor flagged that few employers were tapping into the growing baby boomer talent pool, with most recruitment drives focused on tech-savvy generation Z and millennial workers.
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As you may have gathered, "The Wildness" — which sometimes brings to mind a pastel variation of the baby-boomer-angst flick "The Big Chill" — is thick on whimsy.
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The same applies for airplane technicians and other support roles — as the baby boomer generation retires and the overall global industry expands, jobs will continue to be available.
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Morningstar&aposs director of personal finance, Christine Benz, recently overhauled the investment portfolio of a baby boomer couple who is hoping to retire in the next five years.
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As Clinton and Trump both represent the very essence of the so-called "baby boomer mindset," it is no wonder that youth have been reluctant to support them.
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This is yet another example of millennial defiance of the baby boomer mindset, and is especially problematic for Trump, whose rhetoric has been historically racist and culturally discriminatory.
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The original series, which centered on an ensemble of people from the baby boomer generation, ran from 1987-1991 and won 13 Emmy Awards and two Golden Globes.
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The change has broad implications for identity and for the country's political and economic life, transforming a mostly white baby boomer society into a multiethnic and racial patchwork.
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I think it's safe to say that a television-addicted baby boomer (a description very easily applied to the president) would know both Mr. Magoo and Mr. Peepers.
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Given the pivotal role smart homes could play in prolonging aging in place for the retiring Baby Boomer generation, voice UI will significantly reduce the complexity of home management.
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More than a few Silent Generation and baby boomer savers with retirement looming just over the horizon panicked at the time and pulled money from a tanking stock market.
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But imagine being like a baby boomer living in Toronto, and then watching adults, like people your age, run after somebody who's like 27 and just there to work.
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"She was not only a baby-boomer but a strong woman, which was felt by some to be a threat," says Robert Reich, labour secretary in Mr Clinton's administration.
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My father was an archetypal baby boomer Korean man: stubborn, rigid, proud to a fault, and driven by a bootstrapping mentality to be the master of his own destiny.
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She grasps how millennial activists — and baby boomer activists, and millennial entrepreneurs — think and act and speak, and when she mocks them, it's not with condescension but with affection.
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Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG Union Bank, said the focus has shifted to job creation thanks to the baby boomer generation beginning to reach the age of retirement.
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Yet just as the housing crisis affects different generations unequally, the impact of the great baby-boomer sell-off will have an unequal effect on different groups of youngsters.
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The CEO said part of the disruption comes from department stores counting too heavily on the baby boomer customer, whose "brands and ... aspirations are different" than the millennial customer's.
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"If you look at their generation — the baby boomer generation — you had really classical roles," McDonald's director of brand marketing and digital strategy Akash Pathek said on the panel.
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Harley's sales have declined in the United States as its core baby boomer audience ages and millennials are slow to purchases its motorcycles that can cost upwards of $28,000.
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As an early 20-something, I found myself texting my mom, a baby boomer, during last night's episode, and she was just as impressed with Bee as I was.
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There are 618,20303 millennial millionaires in the US, and they're set to inherit even more wealth from their baby boomer parents, according to a new report by Coldwell Banker.
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When asked about the demographics for the show, Mr. Tollett said that all ages were expected, but acknowledged that the crowd would lean heavily toward the baby boomer generation.
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Pew defines a multigenerational household as one that includes two or more adult generations — say, baby boomer parents and their adult children — or one that includes grandparents and grandchildren.
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Five of the seven retiring representatives belong to the Baby Boomer Generation while one belongs to the Silent Generation and one to Generation X. Their median age is 6900.
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What most delighted the eye, though, were the colors: fire engine red, azure blue, a pink not quite the saccharine millennial hue but something closer to baby boomer bassinet.
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Meanwhile, all of us where I work, who range in age from first-job Gen Y to to near-retirement Baby Boomer, are playing her music as we work.
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Many millennials have baby boomer parents in the high-risk group for coronavirus: Those over age 60 and those with preexisting conditions are at greater risk of becoming ill.
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That can make for some amusing monologues — particularly a nutso riff by Teri (an excellent Lisa Ramirez), a straight baby boomer who briefly tags along — but it's not enough.
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But that doesn't mean we won't have a loneliness epidemic in the future, as the baby-boomer population continues to age and younger generations struggle with feelings of isolation.
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"Ok boomer" became the iconic clapback of Gen Z-ers to people of the Baby Boomer generation — albeit, the phrase is sometimes incorrectly directed to people of older generations.
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While we don't know whether this proposal took Duff by surprise, we do know that she was ready with a very on-trend and appropriate nail design: Baby Boomer nails.
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Lately, headlines about America's impending retirement crisis are becoming more frequent, and they revolve around the fact that on average, the baby boomer generation is significantly under-saved for retirement.
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McKinsey reckons that a 30-year-old will have to work seven years longer or save almost twice as much to afford the same pension as the typical baby-boomer.
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If the baby boomer generation grew up in a world where many middle class families were headed by small business owners, today that path to prosperity has been largely foreclosed.
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As Generation X and millennials inherit their baby boomer parents' assets amid the so-called Great Wealth Transfer, some will look to invest it in rental property to generate income.
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Millennials are marrying and having children later than previous generations, at the same time that their baby boomer parents are retiring and looking to downsize to smaller, more convenient homes.
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These events, along with the aging baby boomer population, have revealed a general acceptance from across the political spectrum of government playing an active role in our economy and society.
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The slow passage from love beads to Lyft through the performative assertion of self may be the least claimed legacy of the baby-boomer revolution—certainly, it's the least celebrated.
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"The shadow of Taiwan during that era loomed large over the film in terms of its baby boomer generation and the divide between the islanders and the mainlanders," she said.
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Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.), one of the few lawmakers publicly declaring support for the embattled freshman, said it stems from the "baby boomer era of judgment" looming over Capitol Hill.
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On the other hand, the more that people seem to define "millennials" as "anybody younger than a baby boomer," the more irritating I find the lackadaisical application of the term.
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The report claims someone from the baby boomer generation at the age of 30 was 50 percent more likely to own their own home than a millennial of the same age.
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The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office has said the ever-rising debt levels are unsustainable as the government pays for the medical and retirement costs of the aging Baby Boomer generation.
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Peter Schwarzenbauer says his baby boomer generation has always celebrated pushing the boundaries of business and technology – but from an early age, he has struggled to completely connect with that mindset.
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In terms of hospitalizations, it's tracking at the same level as 2014–33 except for the baby boomer age group, but we are seeing the most influenzalike illness activity since 2009.
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Fifty years later, soixante-huitard ("sixty-eighter") remains shorthand for a certain type of baby-boomer in modern France, with nuances ranging from sexual liberation to illusory dreams of social equality.
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If you're a liberal who spent the past week sleeping fitfully at the thought Trump might eke out a victory in November, go to Florida and thank your nearest Baby Boomer.
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With the workforce in many developed economies likely to stagnate or decline in the next two decades as the baby-boomer generation retires, a lot is riding on improvements in productivity.
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After the success of Bob Dylan's Chronicles, Keith Richards's Life, and Patti Smith's Just Kids, publishers are hot for baby boomer nostalgia, while musicians are just as hot to cash checks.
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Fact Three: Millennials Are Not Rising to the Entrepreneurship Challenge Prior to the Great Recession, Millennials were already less likely than their Baby Boomer and Generation X predecessors to start businesses.
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In the show, which debuted in September of 1982, Michael J. Fox played Alex P. Keaton, the son of Baby Boomer liberals whose world view had been shaped by the 1960s.
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As a baby boomer, I find that my days of settling in to a short subject, cartoon and B movie with a box of popcorn and some candy are way over.
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Now is the time to truly engage voters ages 18 to 35 and ask the critical question: What can the party do to right the wrongs of the baby boomer generation?
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While Gen X may be equally capable at digital tasks as millennials, they also show a mastery of conventional leadership skills more on par with leaders of the baby boomer generation.
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The Insured Retirement Institute found that only 23 percent of the Baby Boomer generation and 24 percent of Gen X-ers are confident their savings will last throughout their retirement years.
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When I was growing up, you would hear stories about kids caught smoking cigarettes being made to smoke an entire pack to teach them a lesson—tough love, baby boomer style.
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"As a baby boomer myself, I have mixed feelings about the latest linguistic weapon of generational warfare being deployed against us," Bloomberg's Tyler Cowen recently wrote in response to the meme.
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Colbert decided he ought to warn his baby-boomer viewers about the perils of hard drugs; for some reason, he decided to do it with a litany of groan-inducing puns.
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The loose script was written by the "Doonesbury" cartoonist Garry Trudeau, and like the comic strip's characters, Jack Tanner is a sharp but affectionate satire of a baby boomer in autumn.
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It's an organizing principle and a source of meaning, and a major reason that "Once Upon a Time" is more than a baby-boomer edition of Trivial Pursuit brought to life.
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It's an organizing principle and a source of meaning, and a major reason that "Once Upon a Time" is more than a baby-boomer edition of Trivial Pursuit brought to life.
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However, the longer it takes for any changes to go through, the less time baby boomer or even Generation X taxpayers will be required to contribute to a long-range solution.
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The hiring spree is expected to breathe new life into the aviation industry, as large numbers of pilots from the baby boomer generation are set to retire over the coming decade.
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He appears to be a self-hating baby boomer, a self-hating member of the Harvard Business School/Goldman Sachs elite, a self-hating Hollywood director and a self-hating journalist.
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And millennial men are significantly more likely than Gen X or baby boomer men to say that society has already made all the changes needed to create equality in the workplace.
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But now a shortage of pilots — global in scope, fueled by the growth of aviation in Asia and a wave of baby boomer retirements — is rippling across Alaska with gale force.
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The name stems from the fact that it originated way back in the 1940s — which are considered baby boomer years — though it's taken off in much more recent months thanks to Instagram.
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Photo: GettyTinder may be known primarily as a millennial hookup app but thanks to a little pressure from a 69-year-old, married Baby Boomer senator, the dating service is more secure.
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The firm's recent Retirement Savings Assessment, which polled 4,650 working households, revealed some surprising differences when it comes to the saving and investing habits of baby boomer men and their millennial children.
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Millennial managers were somewhat more likely to think new grads were prepared, with 55 percent saying so, compared with 47 percent of Gen X managers and 48 percent of baby boomer managers.
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Renew.com has raised $3 million in Series A funding from Venrock, Expa and others to launch a platform aiming to give the baby boomer generation adequate information on their benefits after retirement.
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Millennials are often characterized by researchers as "workaholics " because they are the most likely to forfeit vacation days and obsess over work more often than their Gen X and Baby Boomer colleagues.
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If you're a Baby Boomer, you've gone from watching black-and-white TVs with three or four channels to ultra HD sets with more viewing options than one could possibly ever need.
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A study by Future Workplace shows that a growing number of Millennials are managing Gen X and Baby Boomer professionals, with 83 percent of workers saying they've seen this within their office.
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A 2016 study from BNP Paribas and Scorpio Partnership finds that millennials not only launch businesses twice as often as their baby boomer parents but also eight years earlier in their careers.
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A long time ago, before the Great Recession, books about the job market had titles like, "The War for Talent," and companies fretted over losing workers to the Baby Boomer retirement wave.
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Particularly as the Baby Boomer generation approaches retirement, it's more important than ever that we have talented, committed public servants to replace them and keep the federal government vibrant, innovative, and efficient.
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Paul Krugman I'm a baby boomer, which means that I'm old enough to remember conservatives yelling "America — love it or leave it!" at people on the left who criticized racism and inequality.
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The first and biggest set consists of millennials who have prioritized their careers over relationships; the second is Gen X and baby boomer post-divorcees who are re-entering the dating world.
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Ring the doorbell of a house that a baby boomer bought at a time when the interest rate was pegged to how lovingly a young white couple held each other at signing.
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Songs like W.A.S.P.'s "Animal (Fuck Like a Beast)" and Motley Crue's "Bastard" were so shocking to Baby Boomer parents that they led to Tipper Gore's Parents Music Resource Center's Filthy Fifteen.
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I often think that one of the reasons why there is so much pessimism around, especially among the baby-boomer generation, is that they cannot face the terrible fact of their own mortality.
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A generation has passed since the former president ascended to lead the Democratic Party as the first baby boomer major-party nominee, and then defeated the last of the World War II presidents.
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The story of decline you tell really begins about 50 years ago, so is this basically a story of how a subset of the baby boomer generation drove the country off a cliff?
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Whether you're a millennial just entering the workforce or a baby boomer getting ready to retire, having a basic grasp of credit report basics can make all the difference to your financial future.
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For example, an aging baby boomer population has fueled employment in the health-care industry, while the post-crisis business sector has supported the addition of tens of thousands of jobs per month.
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As a baby boomer who grew up glued to the Adam West "Batman" series that ran on TV from 1966 to 1968, I'm hardly a member of the high-testosterone teenage target audience.
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The same is true for many traditional trade-related industries, which shed jobs or fell out of favor after the crisis; and as the Baby Boomer generation retires, the gap is getting larger.
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Urie, a Texan of Scottish and Italian descent, born in 1980, doesn't necessarily convey Jewish baby boomer, and he has a lightness of spirit that's more characteristic of his generation than of Fierstein's.
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Baby Boomer music fans in particular consider the Beatles the epitome of a "great" band, but rarely consider who determined the qualifications for "greatness" or how the sonic color line shaped those qualities.
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Frankly, if you were writing about a member of the greatest generation or a baby boomer, I would be more forgiving about how your request may conflict with the message of his upbringing.
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A major driver is the aging of the baby boomer generation, with a greater number of patients seeking care, including many more complex cases, and a new wave of retirements among trained nurses.
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A baby boomer like Mr. Spielberg, I too watched "Disneyland" as a child (and remember the excited feeling that in watching it I was in a mind-meld with every kid in America).
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Next year, they will make up more than a third of the electorate; the baby boomer generation will make up just 28 percent, down from a peak of about 38 percent in 2000.
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It's 30 years this year since Billy Joel sang "We Didn't Start the Fire," the baby boomer anthem for a generation who felt themselves born into a world their parents had irredeemably broken.
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About 14 million Americans have age-related macular degeneration, and as the baby boomer population ages, the ranks of patients with this disorder are expected to swell, the researchers note in JAMA Ophthalmology.
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Mr. Mamet and Mr. Pacino have been around long enough that baby boomer ticket buyers (and they're the ones with the dough) remember when these guys were the coolest, gutsiest cats in the room.
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Oscar is hoping to leverage its tech-enabled service, which includes access to health coaching and telemedicine consults through its phone app, to enroll baby boomer seniors who want more help managing chronic conditions.
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But even as the mob's time-honored rackets started to run dry and The Sopranos convinced your baby-boomer parents to subscribe to HBO, New Jersey's real-life mafiosos remained a poorly understood bunch.
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When they break the numbers down by demographics, they find that baby boomer and millennials report similar levels of disbelief (even though traditional polling shows baby boomers are more likely to believe in god).
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Spare a thought for the person out there in front of a laptop this month, trying to find the words to explain Megan Thee Stallion's 'hot girl summer' to a baby boomer newspaper audience.
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Or he could stay on the road performing his oldies just the way his original baby-boomer fans remember them (though he recently said any reunion with Mr. Garfunkel is "out of the question").
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This business has long driven Humana's growth and with the U.S. "Baby Boomer" generation aging into Medicare, people are seeking better coverage than the traditional federal health program provides, which is essentially benefiting insurers.
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Of the nine leading candidates to replace these seven representatives, seven belong to Generation X and two to the Baby Boomer Generation, with a median age 2628 years younger (28503) than the retiring representatives.
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Jack Ablin, chief investment strategist at Cresset Wealth Advisors, said his baby boomer aged clients were looking for ways to invest when they were younger, and many of those investments didn't really pay off.
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More retirements were expected as the baby-boomer generation aged, but a whole host of factors have made it unclear whether people are truly retiring or just out of work for an extended period.
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But it's the "don't know these characters" bit that has caused the most consternation, because, I would posit, there is basically no way a television-addicted baby boomer wouldn't know who these characters are.
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Guitar and synthesizer parts overlap in dizzying stereo counterpoint as the 9/4 meter keeps things off-balance; Yannis Philippakis casts himself as a baby boomer singing about childhood memories and present-day regrets.
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The most desirable consumer for a smartphone is now an aging baby boomer, said Bryce Rutter, a specialist in ergonomic product design, which was a demographic that earlier smartphones were not trying to address.
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Demand for Harley's motorcycles continues to be slow as its loyal baby boomer demographic ages and rivals such as the Indian brand bike maker Polaris Industries Inc and Japan's Honda Motor Co Ltd offer discounts.
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But like other large health care industry deals, a Walgreens-Humana equity partnership would fight off threats from companies like Amazon to own more health care purchases, and threats from the aging baby boomer generation.
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The Baby Boomer hubris and NIMBYism that sent malls into further and further orbits from city centers has come home to roost and it promises to change the face of retail in a big way.
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She is a Baby Boomer who came up through the American university system and fought her way—as a lawyer, senator, and secretary of state—to the top of one male-dominated career after another.
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The ultimate baby boomer, Trump has always embodied the "culture of narcissism" identified by the writer Christopher Lasch and embodied by a generation that came to maturity in the "Me Decade" announced by Tom Wolfe.
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The company's marketing and merchandising efforts have historically appealed to sports-related products such as muscle-gain proteins, while industry growth has focused more around natural/organic supplements, particularly for the growing baby boomer population.
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We are also in the midst of developing a 70-acre downtown central park and four new senior wellness centers to address the mental health, socialization and physical wellbeing of an aging Baby Boomer population.
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The AARP estimates adults over the age of 50 account for $7.6 trillion dollars of annual economic activity in the U.S. Other tech companies are also taking notice of the baby boomer and senior market.
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The prospect of states having to pay their large baby boomer cohort pensions that can exceed $100,000 a year per retiree for the remaining 30 or 40 years of their lives is a daunting tab.
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" In 1994, on the 50th anniversary, a baby boomer president, Bill Clinton, gestured to the sons and daughters of the veterans in attendance, and said, "Here are the faces for whom you risked your lives.
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My father — a Catholic baby boomer from Cleveland whose own father wouldn't let him listen to the Rolling Stones because the music was too risqué — couldn't have enjoyed these chats any more than I did.
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Most of them are similar to definitions of words commonly used by earlier generations — and while these baby boomer slang terms aren't exact synonyms in every case, they're the closest we could find in meaning.
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It's unclear from the court transcript if Babb had actually been referred to as a Baby Boomer during her time at the VA; Roberts used it to describe an example of a potentially "actionable" offense.
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When he celebrated the recent publication of his book, "Fisch Tales: The Making of a Millennial Baby Boomer," with a party at his penthouse, he attributed the high turnout, in part, to the "Billions" connection.
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Only 18% of baby boomer women said they make more money than their partner or spouse, while 35% of millennial women reported making more money than their partner or spouse, Business Insider's Liz Knueven reported.
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There are some other sectors we look at where the aging baby boomer is a negative trend (such as buying motorcycles at a lower rate), but aging boomers seem to be good for cruise demand.
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As a member of the baby boomer generation, I enter my golden years with a disability and the knowledge that many of my peers will also become members of the disability community as they age.
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Only three percent of millennial women and 5 percent of those in Generation X and the Baby Boomer generation say women have it easier, while the rest say men and women are about the same.
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Up to half the fall in labor force participation can be explained by baby boomer retirements, which also are contributing to fiscal pressures at all levels of government and hampering the economy's overall growth potential.
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Jason Dorsey, president of The Center for Generational Kinetics, previously told Business Insider it&aposs possible for millennials to catch up financially thanks to a baby-boomer inheritance, low unemployment rates, and good savings habits.
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They surveyed "highly educated baby boomer or Gen X" subjects who were mostly "managers or professionals" working in office jobs and found that they spend on average a full third of their workweeks "processing" email.
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Brenda Russell, professor of applied psychology at Penn State-Berks, a baby boomer who has studied sexual harassment for 30 years, says her early research indicates that boomers often declined to report sexual harassment or rape.
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For all his digital tendencies, Barlow's sexing, drugging, and rock-and-rolling threaten to reduce him to a stereotype—Just Another Baby Boomer Who Changed the World—that hasn't been receiving the highest ratings of late.
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That's about nine percentage points higher than the share of Gen X couples, and an astounding 31 percentage points higher than the share of baby boomer couples who say they have weekly discussions about their finances.
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Fewer of the oldest baby-boomer homeowners, who were 65 to 69 years old in 2015, were mortgage-free when compared with their pre-boomer counterparts who were the same age in 2000, according to Simmons.
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Lotteries, which have also struggled to expand beyond their baby-boomer fans in recent years, have secured some footing in sports betting as an operator, as opposed to racetracks and casinos, in a handful of states.
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Over the same period, the share of financial assets owned by the top 10% of baby boomer households grew to 75% from 68%, and the share owned by the top 25% grew to 91% from 86%.
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It was as if Mr. Trump felt he could backdate himself from the social and political strains that the Clintons and their baby boomer ilk have been in the middle of for the last 50 years.
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"[People in] the Baby Boomer Generation, they'll say, 'Oh I could have just worked in the grocery store over the summer to pay my tuition'," says Liz Waite, a junior at California State University Long Beach.
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The baby boomer generation almost has an aversion to the level of freedom that our generation has—they're mad that we get to take chances and choose different things, because that wasn't an option to them.
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And if you're really lucky, you've faced that while listening, at one point or another, to some baby boomer pompously insisting that, if you just chilled on the avocado toast, your financial situation would magically improve.
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It's not just the tale of a Harvard-educated baby boomer who finds great success in doing whatever absurd or juvenile thing he feels like doing, leaving a trail of chaos and disappointment among his intimates.
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That's about 9 percentage points higher than the share of Gen X couples, and an astounding 31 percentage points higher than the share of baby boomer couples, who say they have weekly discussions about their finances.
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But overall, study results are mixed and inconclusive, according to the report, and certainly will have little effect on the current rise in cases in the United States as the baby boomer population continues to age.
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Harley-Davidson's shares skidded to a more than one-year low after the motorcycle maker cut its full-year shipments forecast as demand weakens among its aging baby-boomer customers and fewer millennials take to motorcycling.
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Yet Donald Trump, a baby boomer, embodies the spirit of the time as much as he rejects it, not least in his mastery of social media and the cynical, suspicious and angry nature of his politics.
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There's a lot of conversation about millennials, but you think about Gen-x, I didn't realize this, Gen-x actually spends more money than millennials or the baby boomer generation, and they've largely been forgotten to date.
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Forrest Gump is actually a movie I kind of like, because it hides a savage satire of baby boomer complacency beneath a story that's supposedly about how much boomers been through over the course of their lives.
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"It's harder for a baby boomer to imagine a world with drone delivery, or a world where cancer, if not totally eliminated, has been turned in to a chronic disease that's treatable with personalized medicine," Staudt said.
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While many disability advocacy groups have made passage of the DIA their primary focus, all Americans, especially those households with a member from the baby boomer generation, ought to be concerned that this proposed legislation becomes law.
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Playing to a baby boomer base not exactly interested in roughing it, the grounds were immaculate for a music festival, with plentiful space and shade and minimal lines for drinks, celebrity-chef branded sustenance and functional toilets.
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Like Martin Scorsese's "Hugo," another children's-book adaptation from a high priest of baby-boomer movie worship, "The BFG" is so committed to inducing a state of breathless wonder that it uses up its own oxygen supply.
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"As every baby boomer retires over the next 15 years, we are going to need many more of these (diverse) young people to take their place," says William Frey, a demographer at the center-left Brookings Institution.
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Her arrival at college and law school coincided with a wave of baby boomer women newly inspired by the promise that women were on the rise and could do anything — only to find that wasn't quite true.
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In an election that turned on the economy, they repudiated Mr. Bush in 1992 and chose a relatively little-known Democratic governor from Arkansas, Bill Clinton, a baby boomer, ushering in a generational shift in American leadership.
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Writers are often not generous, especially to people who cover the same turf, but I'm stepping aside, flourishing my hat in a princely bow and declaring Bill Geist the reigning Zeit-Geist of the baby boomer generation.
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But the size of the baby boomer cohort, with the drive for autonomy that has characterized its members, means that doctors expect more of their older patients to contemplate controlling the time and manner of their deaths.
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" The TikTok Youths responded by just basically creating this meme and going by going wild with it and responding to every what they felt was every condescending baby boomer rant with this two-word rejection: "OK boomer.
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In addition, the poll found that 45 percent of millennial Republicans said they were seeing at least some effects of global climate change in the communities where they live, compared with a third of baby boomer Republicans.
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That's about 9 percentage points higher than the share of Gen X couples TD surveyed, and an astounding 31 percentage points higher than the share of baby boomer couples, who say they have weekly discussions about their finances.
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" On its recent earnings call, the company's CEO, Rob Spillman, said both the "tight labor market and the aging of the core baby boomer workforce are factors that must be dealt with, both today and for the future.
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Several of the officials, who are delegates to the party's convention, expressed concerns about the campaign's sometimes awkward attempts to reach young voters, including its reliance on baby boomer celebrities who have less resonance with the millennial generation.
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Frank's a classic Baby Boomer archetype—solipsistic, self-indulgent, and somewhat entitled—but also a good guy to have a beer with, a solid conversationalist, and someone who enjoys his easygoing existence, or at least he appears to.
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Mr Levin argues that the nostalgia he sees everywhere in politics reflects a longing for childhood on the part of the baby-boomer generation, a cohort whose size handed it a cultural clout not enjoyed by any other.
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Her rendition of the mysterious, surreal, "Dark Eyes," from the 1985 album "Empire Burlesque" was equally strong, and Ms. Osborne made sense of that ubiquitous anthem, "Forever Young," which often sounds like a mockery of baby-boomer narcissism.
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The Pew Research Center reports that as of last year, 603 percent of those aged 18-35 are highly likely to support legalization, as are 57 and 56 percent of their Gen X and Baby Boomer forebears, respectively.
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Kudos to this generation for picking up the baby boomer banner defending social justice, climate change, civil rights and voting rights, values that form the bedrock of America democracy of a government by the people, for the people.
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Set in spring 2016, during the presidential primary campaign, it pits a pair of progressive women — a black millennial and a white baby boomer — against each other, even as Donald Trump gets ever closer to the White House.
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How this generation views the president's action could have a huge impact on the 2020 elections, as Millennials make up most of the American workforce and have the same share of registered voters as the baby boomer generation.
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I was only a few years out of graduate school, still figuring out how to navigate adulthood, and suddenly I was reduced to feeling like both a dependent child and an ailing baby boomer at the same time.
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When millennials are buying, they're shunning the increasing number of baby boomer homes hitting the market because the houses are located in what they consider unappealing locations, like retirement communities; they're outdated and too big; and they're unaffordable.
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Those expectations carry from 2018 through 2028, in spite of a coming surge in baby boomer retirements, meaning that our current expansion rate will have remained, by the time all is said and done, unchanged over two decades.
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Finance for FreedomWhether you're a young professional just getting started or a Baby Boomer about to retire, this course will teach you how to secure your finances so you won't be affected by market crashes, layoffs, outsourcing, or globalization.
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If you compare the life of a teenage millennial to the life of a teenage baby boomer or Generation Xer, millennials are under a significant amount of pressure to do and accomplish so much more at a young age.
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"Thanks to generations of new fans joining the still-devout baby boomer Beatlemaniacs, the band is bigger now than it was during the Beatles' meteoric decade-long career," writes American Theater magazine editor Rob Weinert-Kendt in the foreword.
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Fidelity Charitable, the nonprofit arm of Fidelity Investments that runs its donor-advised fund program, found that 723 percent of millennial women give to charity based on the moment while less than half of baby boomer women do so.
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Many members of the baby boomer generation have spent their entire working lives counting on a future stream of income from Social Security, a pension, or both, starting around age 65 and continuing for the rest of their lives.
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Consider the consequences of this inaction: Illegal immigration has more than doubled in the past 10 years, needed labor skills have not been available, our baby boomer population is retiring and, consequently, our labor pool is shrinking and aging.
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"Fewer than a quarter of the people in the Baby Boomer generation, which is the generation that's retiring right now, feel that they're going to have enough money to support them for the rest of their lives," he said.
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Millennial millionaires differ from the millionaires of the early 1980s (the time of America's last millionaire boom) in that they're set to inherit even more wealth from their baby boomer parents, considered history's wealthiest generation, according to the report.
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"If there are no other options but to withdraw money from a retirement account, as a millennial, you are in a better position to do so than someone who is in Gen X or a baby boomer," Passantino said.
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As reported by Bloomberg, a study at the University of Maryland found that divorce rates among Gen Xers and Millennials have dropped mainly because, unlike Gen Z and the Baby Boomer generation, the former groups wait to get married.
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Nearly two-thirds of individuals who wear Nike in the United States are under 35 years old, and are much more racially diverse than the baby boomer population, said Matt Powell, a sports industry analyst at the NPD Group.
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Since the last congressional election, in 2014, the population has surged to more than 20 million, propelled in part by a torrent of baby boomer retirees arriving from the north, and surpassing New York as the third-largest state.
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He might as well go full heel and find the nearest news camera to cut a pro wrestling promo demanding the number of Mantle, or Ruth, or (if he really wants to piss off Baby Boomer fans) Thurman Munson.
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Slice notes that Generation X and Baby Boomer cohort consumers are also driving a significant amount of Echo purchases, which is another key indicator of wider market penetration, since millennials tend to be more early adopters for tech and gadgets.
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A sales decline in its main U.S. market, where its core baby boomer demographic is aging, was due to increased discounting by competitors and continued weakness in areas of the country that are dependent on the oil industry, the company said.
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With millions of baby-boomer business owners set to retire over the next decade, such technical assistance centers can help businesses plan for succession without yielding to the whims of investors who might move jobs offshore or change company culture.
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This matters little when the market rises for seven consecutive years, but it's an issue that is now front and center as the baby boomer generation hits retirement age just as the global markets assume a far more volatile posture.
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Other than Mr Morrissey, the candidates include Jack Berry, a bearded baby-boomer with a long history in local government, and a city councilman, Jon Baliles, who has been under pressure from Mr Berry's corporate supporters to quit the race.
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Even the comics pages were full of baby-boomer humor (how many toddlers read Doonesbury?) And this was the promise of Toys 'R' Us itself, a place full of the things a child would want, but unfortunately, could only occasionally have.
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Whether you're a simpering millennial who wants everything that's ever offended you banned or a furious, puce-faced baby boomer ensconced in a palace bought with the profits from your fleet of rental properties, there's always plenty to get angry about.
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But I should mention every once in awhile I meet a baby boomer-aged cab driver from the far right of the political spectrum (hawkish) who tells me he would welcome a pre-emptive strike on North Korea, damn the consequences!
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A higher percentage of millennial entrepreneurs are expecting revenue to grow in the next year, are planning for growth over the next five years and are planning to hire in the next year than Gen X, baby boomer or senior entrepreneurs.
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Frederic Speidel, head of strategy at the union, says the industry could adapt if the change comes gradually over the next 10 to 15 years as many baby-boomer workers will reach retirement by then and others can be retrained.
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Wealth managers see a big opportunity in the millennial generation, those born between 1980 and 2000, who are expected to inherit an estimated $1013 trillion from their Baby Boomer parents over the next 30 years, on top of their own earnings.
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Baby boomer parents who were "old school" have given way to Gen X parents who have sheltered their kids from disappointment, adversity and failure and by doing so have left them without the skills or toughness to navigate through life.
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And he's a baby boomer, born in 1946 (the same year as Bill Clinton and George W. Bush; Hillary Clinton was born in 1947), who sees his own journey through life and the nation's decline as having run on parallel tracks.
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INDIO, CA — Two names from the baby-boomer pantheon, the Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan, opened the Desert Trip festival on Friday night, starting a weekend of six bands led by songwriters who first forged their reputations in the 1960s.
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The retirements will result in a younger delegation, with a notable increase in the representation of Generation X (born between 21625 and 2900) and a notable decrease in the representation of the Baby Boomer (220006-2202) and Silent (2628-28500) Generations.
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Because of an aging baby-boomer population, health officials are already expecting a rise in heavy drinking among the elderly, but what is surprising is the fact that older women seem more prone to getting fadezies than their male counterparts.
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Millennial millionaires differ from the millionaires of the early 1980s (the time of America's last millionaire boom) in that they're set to inherit even more wealth from their baby boomer parents, who are considered history's wealthiest generation, according to the report.
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For myself, an older baby boomer, I would like to think that, while I have scaled back my immediate goals as I have become more pragmatic and realistic, I have retained the idealism and humanity that determine my long-term goals.
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The Connery consensus seemed like part of a larger baby boomer conspiracy to bully people my age into believing that everything we were too young to have experienced firsthand was cooler than what was right in front of our eyes.
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Baby boomer business owners, retiring in record numbers, are fueling a dramatic paradigm shift on Main Street, and many are at a crossroads, trying to figure out if they should sell their business or pass it along to a successor.
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"If you're a baby boomer like me, then the best way to figure out what's happening or what's going to happen, especially when it comes to this kind of technology, is to watch what your own kids are doing," Cramer said.
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There was tiered seating for a baby-boomer choir that sang at the nine-thirty service, a performance area for the Gen X house band at eleven, and sky-high stained-glass windows depicting the beginning and end of the world.
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In comparison, the average Gen Xer and baby boomer needed to save about 5.6 years' worth of their overall income for a down payment, which means millennials need to put away about 15% more than previous generations to afford a home.
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Older voters are America's most reliable voters, which is why baby-boomer boomtowns like The Villages represent the most significant threat to a potential Democratic wave in Florida in 2018—and the most significant source of Republican optimism for many years to come.
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From the very start, the series rejected contemporary culture in favor of references to Baby Boomer-era touchstones like The Flintstones and the Beach Boys and Rocky and Bullwinkle — which were already relics of another time long before Full House came around.
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Not to get all Baby Boomer-y "phones are bad" here, but checking social media is an addiction; the first thing I do when I wake up, after flailing around my nightstand to turn off my phone's alarm, is scroll through my notifications.
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Even though educational costs are skyrocketing, millennials are the most educated generation in history: 27 percent of women and 21 percent of men have bachelor's degrees, compared to just 12 percent of men and 403 percent of women from the baby boomer generation.
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Although most of the 3.5 million Americans with hepatitis C are members of so-called "Baby Boomer Birth Cohort"—a generation of people who were infected before the virus was discovered in 1989—hepatitis C is spreading rapidly among 20-29-year-olds.
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But as the massive Baby Boomer generation ages, and survives longer than past elderly cohorts, the ratio of seniors to young people is rising, a trend that will likely continue to until 2030, when it will even off for a few decades.
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"Unfortunately, I think that the baby boomer generation of the Democratic Party — and it's a very large group of people — did not spend their energy on investing in the next generation, so we do not have the deepest bench," Konst told Hill.
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"The baby boomer attitude to debt has not turned out to be as frugal as you would think it would be, having parents who lived through the Depression," Kevin Leicht, head of the sociology department at the University of Illinois, told Waldmeir.
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Average menu price: $8.98Read more:How much the average American millennial, Gen Xer, and baby boomer spends each year eating outHere's what the average person spends on cars annually in every stateHere's what the average person spends on groceries annually in every state
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The creator and host of "A Prairie Home Companion" had for four decades gently skewered their baby-boomer sensibilities with fake ads for rhubarb pie and stories about family life that descended into jokes about plagues of rats and apocalyptic climate change.
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About 81 percent of millennials say it's a good thing for parents to encourage their girls to engage in activities that are typically associated with boys, while about a quarter of both the Baby Boomer and Silent Generations think that's a bad idea.
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This fact, paired with the aging of the baby boomer population, suggests the number of those with Alzheimer's is estimated to grow from 5 million to 50 million by the year 2050 unless a treatment to prevent, slow or cure is identified.
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"The difference between the millionaires of the early 1980s and the ones being created today is that many of them stand to inherit even more wealth from their baby boomer parents, who are considered the wealthiest generation in history," the report says.
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This year's Olympics was already home of a few firsts for Phelps – he served as the flag bearer for his first-ever march with Team USA during the Opening Ceremonies and it also marks the first Olympics since he became a dad to baby Boomer.
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Read more: More than half of baby-boomer job seekers say they've faced age discrimination, and it's costing them workWhen older anchorwomen get pushed out, all women are silencedThe discrimination committed against older women in broadcasting has profound implications for the rest of society.
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"When Joe Biden came out and announced he was running, it felt so comfortable to me because I know he's a real middle-class-supporting guy," said Peg Higgins, a retired elementary school teacher from Rochester, the lone Baby Boomer in the Concord group.
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Connecting two of her cherished policy plans, "Stronger Together" and "Breaking Every Barrier" in an explicitly intersectional appeal to millennial feminists could lead them to be as excited as their Baby Boomer counterparts about mobilizing their networks in the general election on Clinton's behalf.
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Marguerita Cheng, CEO of Blue Ocean Global Wealth, says some of her Baby Boomer clients helped their Millennial kids with expenses when they couldn't find jobs – or had to take low-level positions-- after graduating college during or after the recession, eating into their savings.
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The phrase "OK, boomer" recently entered the lexicon of young people across the English-speaking world as a sarcastic and derogatory response to what some consider outdated views held by some in the baby-boomer generation, born from the mid-1940s to the mid-1960s.
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"The American Transportation Research Institute estimates there is currently a shortage of 100,000 truck drivers in the industry, which is poised to only get worse as baby boomer drivers — the bulk of the industry's workforce — retire over the next decade," Rodrigues said in a statement.
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The above map shows the percent difference in total personal income between the median full-time year-round worker in the baby-boomer generation (born between 1946 and 1964, per the Pew Research Center) and in the millennial generation (born between 1981 and 1996).
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The first generation of developmentally disabled adults who grew up at home, not in an institution, are now middle-aged and facing a health care system that's largely unprepared to take care of them as their baby boomer parents age out of that role.
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The core complaint was about authenticity: Who could believe that Clinton was tweeting Mean Girls GIFs to dunk on Donald Trump when, as a baby-boomer, she'd be much more likely to be posting the single word "banana," presumably accidentally, on top of a gradient background?
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Median annual pay: $151,440Projected job growth through 2026: 19 percent The BLS anticipates that the aging baby boomer generation will require more dental care than prior generations because they are more likely to keep their teeth, and that means more demand on dentists for quality care.
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As we have been warning since 2014, the U.S. faces a perfect economic storm: Baby-boomer retirement is a generational tidal wave that combines with very weak gains in labor productivity to set up a situation of historically low growth on the supply side of the economy.
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At the same time, the shortage is being worsened by retirements among aging Baby Boomer clinicians, and an increase in millennial, female, and part-time providers who aren't putting in the same hours that were seen in this specialty a generation ago when it was predominantly male.
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All jokes about Manafort's tax evasion aside, the man is exactly the sort of boring-ass Connecticut Baby Boomer who would get sweaty drunk and belt Steve Miller Band in a failed attempt to reconnect to whatever sense of youthful exuberance he left in the mid-1970s.
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"My terror is that by the time we start to come up with rational solutions, so much of the baby boomer generation will be in retirement benefits that none of the solutions will have the economic effect that's needed to flatten out the curve," he added.
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NBC usually shows us Americans cheering for Americans, like Manuel; sprinter English Gardner; Phelps (his mother, fiancée and baby, Boomer, are as familiar as the Dunphys of "Modern Family"); gymnasts Simone Biles, Laurie Hernandez and Aly Raisman; divers Abby Johnston and Kristian Ipsen, and hurdler Dalilah Muhammad.
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Millennials—the generation of social-media obsessed, porn-loving citizens who were raised on Krazy Bones, Street Sharks, and Ecto Cooler—have just surpassed the long-reigning baby boomer demographic as the largest living generation in America, according to new research by the Pew Research Center.
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We've grown accustomed to the baby-boomer-fuelled regularity of Rolling Stones reunion tours, but the return of bands like Dinosaur Jr. is a reminder of how yearning for the past shapes pop history, even for generations who once thought they were too cool for it.
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Mr. Clinton's impeachment in 1998 came in a time of peace and prosperity, but it was nonetheless a moment of transition when the first baby boomer had arrived in the White House along with a history of philandering, drug use and draft avoidance that offended traditionalists.
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Playing a pair of soul mates in selfishness in Mike Bartlett's scathing portrait of the baby boomer generation, Amy Ryan and Richard Armitage advance from the ages of 19 to 64 with a galloping satirical wit that pulls you along, happy and appalled, through the decades.
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What they're saying: "The coming crisis centers around workforce availability as the baby boomer generation retires and takes a massive cut out of the labor pool, coupled with disruption from AI and machine learning," Chris Camacho, president and CEO of the Greater Phoenix Economic Council, told Axios.
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Costco first opened in 2140 in Seattle and has "built its franchise with an older American affluent consumer," largely the baby boomer generation, Underhill tells CNBC Make It. In 22015, the most recent year Costco has data for, the average household income of the Costco member was $2136,281.
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Add that to the fact that roughly 10,000 people in the baby boomer generation are expected to retire each day between now and the next decade and you can imagine there's a lot of work about to go into helping them with the shift to their golden years.
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With a Baby Boomer turning 65 every eight seconds in the U.S., we need to ensure family members can take time off to care for aging or ailing loved ones, which is why we need a paid family and medical leave program, not just a maternity leave program.
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Specialists, unsurprisingly, make more than primary care physicians ($2000,2322 versus $2000,2225), while plastic surgeons overtook orthopedists this year as the highest-paid doctors—thanks perhaps to more candor among celebrities who've reduced the stigma around having work done, and an aging Baby Boomer population willing to undergo it.
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James Carville, the senior strategist for the 1992 Clinton campaign, said Mr. Clinton had had a specific problem to fix at the convention: Too many Americans assumed he was an entitled baby boomer, perhaps even a child of privilege who grew up to become a wealthy liberal elitist.
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Pearl Jam, Tupac Shakur, Jane's Addiction and Depeche Mode lead the latest crop of nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, raising the possibility of a sweep of 1980s and '90s nostalgia for an institution that has been criticized for its devotion to the baby boomer generation.
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In its evolution from baby-boomer fever dream to extravagant multi-million dollar reality, Hard Rock Park exemplified the manic speculation of the years before the financial crisis; the story of its spectacular failure is a cautionary tale of what can happen when expectations become untethered from reality.
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The study is not the first to find that fertility is a forward-looking decision — couples very often make the choice to conceive when they know economic conditions are positive, like during the famous baby boomer years following World War II that characterized a new age of American prosperity.
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Millennials accustomed to extensive public transport systems are moving away from big cities — but they don&apost like drivingSurveys have shown that public transportation is a major factor when millennials are deciding where to live, and they don&apost enjoy driving as much as their baby boomer parents do.
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The case for Green Book winning Best Picture: Green Book came out of absolute nowhere to debut at September's Toronto International Film Festival, and quickly became the favorite film of every white dude Baby Boomer in Hollywood who really wished John Kerry had picked John McCain as his running mate.
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More specifically, it's about how the baby boomer generation, which is now rounding third base like a herd of buffalo and stampeding for home plate (which is a hole in the ground, as the novelist Jim Harrison liked to say), will choose to think and act in the face of it.
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Over 28503 percent of these plans are in closely held companies, where they are usually used as a means to provide for business transition, creating an ideal scenario for the wave of retiring baby boomer business owners who want to do a transition in a way that preserves their business legacy.
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It's an easy subject to mock, yet writer Hannah Seligson managed to frame with empathy the multiple reasons why baby boomer parents still hold most of society's capital; and why so many of them feel the need to transfer that wealth in time for their grandchildren to be raised securely.
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"If you ask a baby boomer, 'Can you justify the value of anything that's a digital business?' they probably don't accept that Facebook, Google, Netflix, Amazon, Apple, these are the largest companies in the S&P 500 and they're primarily digital businesses built almost purely on digital trust," said Lee.
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Adjusted for inflation, the annual salary of a millennial today is an estimated 20% lower than the average salary for a baby boomer at the same age, according to a SmartAsset study that analyzed data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics for millennials who were ages 16 to 34 in 2015.
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"OK boomer," the two-word dismissal of the near-constant baby boomer-versus-millennials and Gen Z debate, went massively viral within minutes of the publication of a New York Times trend piece on the subject, which described teens commenting "OK boomer" on condescending videos or tweets by older people.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The word "millennial" is so often spit off the tongue, used as spiteful Baby Boomer shorthand for a lazy, petulant generation that's perpetually young and naïve about how the "real world" works (though the oldest millennials are 22017 in 22016), despite allegedly killing industry after industry.
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In 2017, US residents living in Washington D.C., Vermont, Maine, and Hawaii spent the most money on groceries — Read more:The true cost of living in Washington, DCHow much the average American millennial, Gen Xer, and baby boomer spends each year on groceriesWhat average Americans spend on groceries every month in 22 major cities
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But the one-earner baby boomer couple my age who have earned the average wage every year have paid less than $100,000 in Medicare taxes but are taking out benefits worth more than $400,000, after adjusting for inflation, according to C. Eugene Steuerle, a former Treasury official now at the Urban Institute.
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I know, I know: According to official baby boomer history, we're supposed to be grateful for the "combination of toughness and restraint, of will, nerve, and wisdom," in the hagiographic words of Arthur Schlesinger Jr., with which John F. Kennedy forced Nikita Khrushchev to remove Soviet missiles from Fidel Castro's island without war.
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And the big Easter television event was the live performance of "Jesus Christ Superstar," a musical that the baby boomer Andrew Lloyd Webber wrote at the tender age of 22, in a world where a rock-opera retelling of the passion still had a Christian culture to draw from, react against, enlighten and offend.
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The study found that the average American millennial household today (ages 20 to 35 in 2016) has an average net worth of $100,800, while the average American baby boomer household today (ages 52 to 70 in 393) has a net worth of $1.2 million (all values are adjusted for inflation), reported Mallika Mitra for CNBC.
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American voters face leading candidates who are another septuagenarian baby boomer whose vision for America is to go back to the so-called glory days (Donald Trump), go back to boring (Joe Biden) or radically reshape America by spending trillions upon trillions of dollars (Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders) the U.S. may not really have.
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As for Mr Sanders, he was forced to a draw in the end by Mrs Clinton's impressive and well-funded campaign machine, which turned out her core supporters—notably those older than 45, and Baby Boomer women—in numbers large enough to overcome her biggest problem: that her candidacy does not leave many Democrats very excited.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 28500 crime law authored by Biden MORE's (I-Vt.) policy proposals because they reflect their priorities as opposed to those put forth by baby boomer politicians.
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" One longtime Biden staff member summed up the former vice president's view in Baby Boomer cultural terms: In the mid-1960s, when both men were in college, Mr. Biden was a square, striving, law-school-bound ex-jock who would have seen Mr. Sanders as a noisy, strident, scraggly but basically benign campus archetype — "the hippie.
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However, Republicans within the millennial and younger generations showed more concern than their older counterparts, with about 52 percent of those between the age of 2023-38 saying they think the federal government isn't doing enough to fight climate change, compared to 41 percent of Generation X respondents and 31 percent of the Baby Boomer and older group.
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However, Republicans within the millennial and younger generations showed more concern than their older counterparts, with about 52 percent of those between the age of 18-38 saying they think the federal government isn't doing enough to fight climate change, compared to 41 percent of Generation X respondents and 2023 percent of the Baby Boomer and older group.
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The baby boomer generation grew up in the world of the 1950s, a world of "duck and cover" drills in schools in preparation for a nuclear attack, of reminders of the threat posed by Soviet and Chinese Communism, of the fear of the near-inevitability of war, and of their obligation to serve in this war.
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The only silver lining to this nightmare might be "Cropped Boomer Images," a Twitter account that takes the cursed, baby boomer-targeted memes your aunt loves and crops them to create, well, whatever the hell this is: The basic idea of the format has been around for a while, but this account is taking it to deeply strange new heights.
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McCartney's never been one to shy away from working with other musicians, whether it's a pairing that makes total sense on paper like his partnership with Elvis Costello on Flowers in the Dirt or something that'll leave his Baby Boomer fans scratching their heads, like his recent work with Kanye West and Rihanna or Italian EDM project The Bloody Beetroots.
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By the early 250s, that Eurocentric baby-boomer cuisine enjoyed a prosperous middle age as "market-driven Cal/French/Italian" with an implicit lifestyle fantasy involving an Italianate Sonoma home with goats, a cheese-making barn, vineyards and olive trees, and a code of organic-grass-fed ethics that mapped a reliable boundary between food fit for bourgeois progressives and unclean commodity meats.
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Ask a grumpy baby boomer just what it is he thinks the kids are up to out there in those abandoned warehouses of Brooklyn, and his worst fears might paint a picture of the new Mission Chinese Food, in Bushwick: a glowing glass façade surrounded by a twenty-four-thousand-square-foot performance venue on an otherwise desolate industrial block.
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"I guess we're going to have to choose, in some of these presidential elections, if it pits a baby boomer against a millennial with very different ideas, and I think there is significant political weight to Gen X and how those decisions are ultimately made, right?" said Amy Walter, a Gen Xer and national editor of the Cook Political Report.
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"According to the study, the increase is clear in generational results: 29% of baby boomer workers freelance, 31% of Gen X, 40% of millennials and 53% of Gen Z." While freelancing is flexible, it doesn't usually come with any of the benefits that make a life in America sustainable: there's no health insurance and "flexibility" is another way to say that it's very easy to get fired.
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Conventional wisdom credits Barack Obama's electoral success with the black vote, George W Bush engaged us as a protector, Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE was a plain-speaking baby boomer, while Ronald Reagan and George HW Bush tapped into a hungry and aspirational America.
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In particular, as Dave Schilling points out at Birth Movies Death, The Last Jedi is more or less a metaphorical depiction of the baby boomer generation (a generation that featured a lot of white dudes — good and bad — in positions of power) handing off leadership roles to younger generations, particularly millennials, who tend to be more racially diverse and to advocate having more women in positions of power.
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Last month, for example, BabyCenter reported an uptick in baby names like Eevee and Onix, inspired by Pokémon Go. Gender-ambiguous names have come into vogue before, Ms. Satran said, first in the 1960s among counterculture types (recall the babies named Sunshine and Rain), and again in the 1980s among baby boomer parents who hoped that giving their daughters names like Blake or Madison would better equip them to take on men in the workplace.
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Otherwise, any mention or appearance of technology in Pixar movies usually romanticizes older forms of tech, like the gas-guzzling autos from Cars, or the dirigible and homemade take on a hot-air balloon in Up. Because these are children's movies these characterizations can, for now, be chalked up to the studio's efforts to preserve what Baby Boomer execs see as a more innocent time, before the acceleration of current technology totally preoccupied kids with iPads and YouTube.
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