As the baby-boom generation retires in ever-increasing numbers, more people will have leisure-time on their hands.
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The truth is that the baby-boom generation is aging, and that older people have more disabilities.
As American and European professors of the baby-boom generation retire, colleges in rich countries will soon be recruiting hard.
The impact will become even clearer in 2012 when the first members of the 1947-49 baby-boom generation hit 65.
Saving started declining in the mid-1980s as the baby-boom generation began the high-spending part of life, having children and buying homes.
Even more worrisome than the probability of future tax cuts is the certainty of future spending increases to deal with the retiring baby-boom generation.
As Europe's baby-boom generation retires, the population of working age will fall faster than in America, where it is still being replenished by immigration.
Just wait till the baby-boom generation gets a little older and the typeface on the e-book gets more readable--it might even climb to No. 1.
Unlike many members of the baby-boom generation, he doesn't like oldies.
This explains tea's particular appeal to the ageing baby-boom generation, suggests Brian Keating of Sage Group, a market-research firm, in a recent report on the industry.
The baby-boom generation, which started to turn 60 this year, contains the largest number of people ever voluntarily to give up work in such a short time.
But such things mark her out, mainly, as an idealist of the baby-boom generation a species commonplace everywhere in Europe save in the institutions of the European Union.
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Meanwhile, members of the 1946-64 baby-boom generation will be hard at work, presumably earning rising incomes and paying swelling Social Security taxes, even without a further increase.
That must now come to an end not least because both the president and Congress must face up to the financial challenge posed by the retiring baby-boom generation.
In America, by contrast, the baby-boom generation meant that the Social Security system had five contributors per beneficiary in 1960, a quarter of a century after its introduction.
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The budget overview acknowledges that, even under the best-case scenario, the retirement of the baby-boom generation in a decade or so will put new, intense pressure on America's finances.
Just as critical, Mr. Keogh says, will be maintaining Audi's edge with luxury-car buyers in their 20s, 30s and early- to mid-40s whose numbers rival the size of the baby-boom generation.
Mr Kerry, for his part, offered no meaningful reform of Social Security at all, despite the fact that the retirement of the baby-boom generation will soon swing the system into huge deficits.
The baby-boom generation (generally, those born from 1946 to 1964) may be aging but they still outnumber all other age groups in the US, and they represent a lucrative new source of demand for the housing market.
People now live about 15 years longer than when the first Sun City was built, but most of the surge in numbers by 2010 will come from the 76m members of the baby-boom generation, now moving towards retirement.
They have been forced to grow up by two traumatic events: the sight of Bill Clinton, a man who embodies everything they most loathe about the baby-boom generation, lording it in the White House, and the Florida recount.
The generation in question is the one before the fertility fall really begins to bite, which in Europe and America was the baby-boom generation that is just retiring, and in China and East Asia the generation now reaching adulthood.
The nearly half-century old programme, one of the Democrats' signature achievements, is suffering under two pressing burdens - the ever-growing cost of an inefficient healthcare system and the imminent retirement of the baby-boom generation, more and more of whom are becoming eligible for benefits.
The post-war "baby-boom" generation is now reaching reproductive age.
One often-overlooked but growing trend in senior and taxes is the role-reversal that is taking place as the baby boom generation increasingly becomes responsible for the financial support of their elderly parents.
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Social Security is endangered because it is expected to start paying out more in benefits than it collects in payroll taxes as the large baby boom generation enters retirement age, raising questions about its long-term viability.
The 33-bed adult home is at the center of Fellowship Community, a collection of about 130 men, women and children founded in 1966 that offers seniors including the aging baby boom generation an alternative to living out their final years in traditional assisted-living homes or with their grown sons and daughters.
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