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Baby Boomer

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A member of the post-World War II ‘baby boom’ generation, which corresponds to those individuals born after the end of WWII—1945 until 1964
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Baby Boomers Have Rural Ties Despite Suburban Upbringing
Baby boom migration tilts toward rural America
The data also shows how chances of hitting old age have been far better for World War Two baby boomers.
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Census Bureau data, RealtyTrac identified the 25 best markets for renting to Baby Boomers (those born between 1945 and 1964), which unsurprisingly, considering its reputation as a bastion of retirement, were located in Florida.
For investors, staying one move ahead
Delving deeper into this generation gap, Mintel found that Millennials are much more likely than baby boomers to share technological information such as cell numbers and social media profiles with companies.
Issue exposes generation gap
Baby Boomers -- along with Generation X employees -- are distinctly less engaged at work than other generations.
There's a Generation Gap in Your Workplace; Baby Boomers and Gen X employees are distinctly less engaged than others -- and they make up 88% of the U.S. workforce
An incredibly valuable generation, aging baby boomers should be prioritized, not ignored.
Don't Neglect Boomers
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