Spokeo reports on slang terms from various generations, highlighting their evolution and the cultural significance in connecting or alienating peers.

As millions of boomers enter retirement, everyday rituals and cultural habits that once defined American life are slowly disappearing.

Born between 1946 and 1964, baby boomers experienced a world of typewriters, traveler's checks, and duck-and-cover drills.

Your parents’ generation often viewed retirement as a finish line, typically planned and managed by the husband. Today’s Boomers, however, are redefining the concept entirely. Retirement planning has ...

Baby boomers have a secret pre-departure ritual that keeps them from ever being stranded, locked out, or caught unprepared — habits that seem almost alien to younger generations glued to their ...

Boomer wealth transfer accelerates as retirees cash up, downsize and boost super. A$3.5 trillion wave of inheritances headed to younger Australians.

Experts say Boomers’ post-war childhoods forged resilience—but Gen Z’s openness shows how strength is evolving.

But strictly speaking a baby boomer refers to the boom in births after the two world wars, and is someone conceived after Victory in Europe Day on May 8 1945 – which means having been born nine months ...