Millennials and Boomers Are More Confident than Gen X About Retirement - Why?Millennials and Baby Boomers are more confident about retirement than Gen X.
Fellow Gen Xers: That retirement crisis you're losing sleep over is a 'rewirement' opportunityGen X faces retirement savings challenges, prompting a need for adapting work-life perspectives through 'rewirement' rather than traditional retirement.
Gen Xers are moving south to retirement hot spots to beat the rush of baby boomersGen X movers prioritize affordable housing and warmer climates as they prepare for retirement.
You don't have to be a millionaire to retire before 50, accountant says. Here's how she did it.Sonia Smith retired at 47 by leveraging her side hustle and early 401(k) investments, emphasizing the importance of financial planning and investment.
Millennials and Boomers Are More Confident than Gen X About Retirement - Why?Millennials and Baby Boomers are more confident about retirement than Gen X.
Fellow Gen Xers: That retirement crisis you're losing sleep over is a 'rewirement' opportunityGen X faces retirement savings challenges, prompting a need for adapting work-life perspectives through 'rewirement' rather than traditional retirement.
Gen Xers are moving south to retirement hot spots to beat the rush of baby boomersGen X movers prioritize affordable housing and warmer climates as they prepare for retirement.
You don't have to be a millionaire to retire before 50, accountant says. Here's how she did it.Sonia Smith retired at 47 by leveraging her side hustle and early 401(k) investments, emphasizing the importance of financial planning and investment.
Pre-retirement anxiety is rising, but current retirees are optimisticGen X-ers have the most negative retirement outlook, with over half doubting they can retire on their own terms.
Meet the 'silver squatters': Adults in their mid-50s who are woefully unprepared for retirementGen X is less financially prepared for retirement than boomers, with many having minimal savings and fearing reliance on family or aid.
Pre-retirement anxiety is rising, but current retirees are optimisticGen X-ers have the most negative retirement outlook, with over half doubting they can retire on their own terms.
Meet the 'silver squatters': Adults in their mid-50s who are woefully unprepared for retirementGen X is less financially prepared for retirement than boomers, with many having minimal savings and fearing reliance on family or aid.
'A Big Fat No': Two Rock Hall Voters Dissect Their 2025 BallotsThis year's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame shortlist reflects a decline in gender diversity among nominees.
Brands hire Gen X and boomer influencers as the 'power of the silver influencer' risesBrands are increasingly recognizing the potential of silver influencers from Gen X and boomer generations for marketing efforts.
A Gen X single mom made $300K secretly working 2 remote jobs. An RTO push could threaten that.The rise of overemployment: a Gen X woman earns $300,000 from two remote jobs but faces relocation pressures.
How much are BeachLife tickets to see Lenny Kravitz and Alanis Morissette?BeachLife Festival will showcase a mix of '90s and modern artists on May 2-4.The festival emphasizes a cultural and vibey experience rather than just music.
Gen Xers are stumbling in saving for retirement as they face caring for both kids and parentsCaring for both children and parents significantly impacts Gen X's retirement savings.
Gen X just saw a big bump in 401(k) millionairesRecord highs in Wall Street boost 401(k) millionaire accounts by 9.5%, benefiting mainly Generation X.
Kamala Harris is an honorary member of Gen X. Here's how her finances compare to others of that generationVice President Kamala Harris represents a generational shift in politics from Baby Boomers to Gen X.Gen X faces financial challenges due to the shift from pensions to defined contribution plans like 401(k)s and IRAs.
Americans in Their 50s Think They Need This Much to Retire ComfortablyGen X believes they need $1.56 million for retirement, highlighting a cautious approach to financial security.
Gen X makes progress with retirement savings: FidelityGen X savers are showing significant growth in retirement savings, overcoming previous struggles with IRA contributions.Fidelity reports a continuous increase in both 401(k) and IRA contributions, highlighting progress across various age groups.
Gen Xers are stumbling in saving for retirement as they face caring for both kids and parentsCaring for both children and parents significantly impacts Gen X's retirement savings.
Gen X just saw a big bump in 401(k) millionairesRecord highs in Wall Street boost 401(k) millionaire accounts by 9.5%, benefiting mainly Generation X.
Kamala Harris is an honorary member of Gen X. Here's how her finances compare to others of that generationVice President Kamala Harris represents a generational shift in politics from Baby Boomers to Gen X.Gen X faces financial challenges due to the shift from pensions to defined contribution plans like 401(k)s and IRAs.
Americans in Their 50s Think They Need This Much to Retire ComfortablyGen X believes they need $1.56 million for retirement, highlighting a cautious approach to financial security.
Gen X makes progress with retirement savings: FidelityGen X savers are showing significant growth in retirement savings, overcoming previous struggles with IRA contributions.Fidelity reports a continuous increase in both 401(k) and IRA contributions, highlighting progress across various age groups.
Overlooked middle-aged workers still want to grow-about 80% are actively learning new professional skillsMiddle-aged employees are actively learning new skills, with 78.5% of those aged 40 and above focusing on professional development.
Millennials Are Now Pining for Their Youth. Welcome.Aging Millennials share more experiences with Gen X than previously thought, reflecting on societal challenges and cultural representation.
Wealthy Gen X and millennials want to give their money away while they're still alive. Boomers? Not so muchYounger generations are more likely to want to pass on wealth during their lifetimes compared to baby boomers.
25 Things From The '90s And '00s That Kids Today Wouldn't UnderstandLife in the '90s and 2000s was simpler, with distinct devices for phone, music, and photography, unlike today's all-in-one smartphones.
Overlooked middle-aged workers still want to grow-about 80% are actively learning new professional skillsMiddle-aged employees are actively learning new skills, with 78.5% of those aged 40 and above focusing on professional development.
Millennials Are Now Pining for Their Youth. Welcome.Aging Millennials share more experiences with Gen X than previously thought, reflecting on societal challenges and cultural representation.
Wealthy Gen X and millennials want to give their money away while they're still alive. Boomers? Not so muchYounger generations are more likely to want to pass on wealth during their lifetimes compared to baby boomers.
25 Things From The '90s And '00s That Kids Today Wouldn't UnderstandLife in the '90s and 2000s was simpler, with distinct devices for phone, music, and photography, unlike today's all-in-one smartphones.
It's not Gen Z this time. Gen Xers are working the most gigs to stave off financial insecurityGen X is struggling financially, with 81% feeling insecure about their income despite long careers.
6 charts show why Gen X is so bummed about money right nowGen X is under financial stress, facing high living costs, debts, and responsibilities, unlike other generations.
If you haven't started saving for retirement in your 40s, there's still hope - but you need to follow these stepsGen X faces significant retirement challenges with high debt and low savings, highlighting a need for informed financial planning.
It's not Gen Z this time. Gen Xers are working the most gigs to stave off financial insecurityGen X is struggling financially, with 81% feeling insecure about their income despite long careers.
6 charts show why Gen X is so bummed about money right nowGen X is under financial stress, facing high living costs, debts, and responsibilities, unlike other generations.
If you haven't started saving for retirement in your 40s, there's still hope - but you need to follow these stepsGen X faces significant retirement challenges with high debt and low savings, highlighting a need for informed financial planning.
Boomers and Gen Xers are increasingly phasing into retirement to combat inflation and health care concernsThe traditional retirement age is being challenged in favor of phased retirement options, allowing older workers flexible transitions.
Can Holidays Be Joyful for Families After Divorce?Gray divorce affects holiday traditions and family dynamics, especially for Baby Boomer and Gen-X families.Creating new traditions and prioritizing family connections can help navigate holiday challenges.
Boomers and Gen Xers are increasingly phasing into retirement to combat inflation and health care concernsThe traditional retirement age is being challenged in favor of phased retirement options, allowing older workers flexible transitions.
Can Holidays Be Joyful for Families After Divorce?Gray divorce affects holiday traditions and family dynamics, especially for Baby Boomer and Gen-X families.Creating new traditions and prioritizing family connections can help navigate holiday challenges.
The recess' delusion, inside the Gen-X break for Trump and other commentaryRecess appointment schemes for unconfirmable nominees face significant political and constitutional challenges, revealing broader sentiments against progressive politics.
Gen X: Key features you should prioritize for your next homeSingle-floor living is crucial for homeowners considering aging in place, as it enhances mobility and accommodates aging family members.
Forget swing states. Here's how the generations flipped on Election Day.Gen Z and Gen X shifted right politically in the 2024 election, favoring Trump more than in 2020.
Stubbornly glamorous cocaine lures us into addictionThe increase in cocaine usage, particularly among Gen X, presents urgent questions about addiction awareness and treatment approaches.
Gen X is experiencing 'middle child' syndrome in the workplace-they're being overlooked, and it's hurting their moraleGen X feels overlooked and undervalued in the workplace, leading to lower morale and recognition compared to other generations.
Do Sassy, Jane and xoJane Mean Anything to You?Sassy magazine transformed teenage media by focusing on real issues and empowering young women, influencing generations of writers and artists.
Do Sassy, Jane and xoJane Mean Anything to You?Sassy magazine changed teen media by discussing gender and sexuality, empowering girls to view the world from their perspective.
Do Sassy, Jane and xoJane Mean Anything to You?Sassy magazine transformed teenage media by focusing on real issues and empowering young women, influencing generations of writers and artists.
Do Sassy, Jane and xoJane Mean Anything to You?Sassy magazine changed teen media by discussing gender and sexuality, empowering girls to view the world from their perspective.
Help me! I'm middle-aged: When Jennifer Lopez and the tweakment brigade make you suddenly feel oldJ-Lo's youthful image in the media can trigger existential reflections about aging and self-worth among those approaching 50.
See a loopy landlady in a caftan? Mrs. Roper may be romping through your townThe Mrs. Roper Romps celebrate a beloved TV character, promoting inclusivity and nostalgia through vibrant gatherings across the U.S.
20 Essential Winona Ryder Roles, RankedWinona Ryder's career reflects a transformation from iconic goth roles to complex, steady performances that have garnered respect throughout her career.
Why Gen X Parents Are Afraid of the Wrong Types of CrimeGen X childhood experiences have significantly shaped their fears about crime and parenting strategies for their own children.Statistics reveal that the fear of stranger danger is largely unfounded, with most crimes against children committed by someone known to them.
These popular Gen X names have gone extinct: 'realizing we're middle-aged'Many Gen X names are now considered obsolete, reflecting a shift in generational naming trends.
Gen X: The last generation of school racial integrationSchool integration effects evolved slowly until 1980s-90s for Gen X; diverse schools offered better debates and friendships.