Baby boomers are the wealthiest generation. Their habits may be propping up younger generations with their spending and their financial aid to kids and grandkids.
'The G-shaped economy': A market vet says the driving economic force in the US is old vs young
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Jennifer Sor
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Boomers—particularly wealthy older people—are "driving the train" when it comes to the economy right now, economists told…
Even though the youngest of them are in their 60s, the economy continues to revolve around baby boomers.
Are deep-pocketed baby boomers propping up the economy by helping their children financially?
American septuagenarians hold more than $85 trillion in assets—by far the most of any generation.
Objectively, some got very lucky. But look closer, and the picture is more complicated
A wave of aging baby boomers, on top of the sharp fall in immigration, is poised to radically reshape the U.S. economy.
