Baby Boomers

Each generation approaches investing with distinct strategies shaped by their economic experiences and life stages.

With 12 million boomer-owned businesses up for grabs in 2025, the 'Silver Tsunami' is redefining opportunities. Here's how entrepreneurs can capitalize on this generational shift.

Ari Brojde, co-founder and CEO of Estateably, had an eye-opening experience while settling his grandmother's estate.

The declining U.S. birthrate and lower labor force participation will continue to fuel workforce shortages for years to come. Companies need to prioritize reaching early talent sooner.

The annual cost of living after Social Security is roughly $50,000 or higher in 10 U.S. cities.

Twenty percent of American adults aged 50 and up have no retirement savings.

Nearly one in five Americans with a side hustle spends their earnings immediately.

Gen Z and millennials may be decades away from retirement, but some spots are already on their radar.

Believe it or not, direct mail aligns perfectly with the preferences of Boomers.

Most American workers feel behind where they think they should be on their retirement savings.

The younger generations received larger stimulus checks during the pandemic — and put them to work.

Chinese e-commerce platform Temu, which launched in the U.S. in 2022, remains a hit despite consumer complaints.

The debate over which generation has the best work ethic has been long-running.

Here's how to master the growing challenge of leading and communicating in a multi-generational, hybrid workplace.

A well-known YouTube and Twitch streamer first brought the word "rizz" to the public's attention.

Several factors motivate their decisions to go it alone.

A rash of Baby Boomers nearing retirement are expected to start downsizing next year.

Tech and AI-driven innovation is revealing a silent crisis. Baby boomer-owned businesses, especially in blue-collar industries, once the backbone of the economy, are facing unprecedented challenges.

Gen Z is spending more on non-essential purchases like travel and entertainment.

Your simple attempt to say you have a dentist appointment in the afternoon could be leaving your younger colleagues in stitches.

Millennials might own fewer homes and make less money — but they're on track for a better retirement.