Sentences with phrase «with aging boomers»

With aging boomers making up the majority of its most loyal customers, the coffee chain is keen on drawing in younger consumers, says Doug Hunter, author of Double Double: How Tim Hortons Became a Canadian Way of Life, One Cup at a Time.

«Trillion Dollar Moms: Marketing to a New Generation of Mothers» (Dearborn, 2005) focuses on the emergence of Gen X and Gen Y moms and how they compare with the aging Boomer Mom segment.

Not exact matches

The term «newcomers» is code for a couple of demographic subsets, one being women, the other aging boomers — people with time on their hands, replacement hips and money to spend.

With 10,000 Americans turning 65 every day, many Baby Boomers are making a decision: what will be their retirement age?

But now, with the aging baby boom generation threatening to strain the country's single - payer system to the breaking point, provinces are exploring new avenues of public - private partnership.

Some may think I'm on the young side to be managing so much money, but with multigenerational clients — everywhere from millennial parents looking to enter the market all the way to boomers trying to secure their savings — my age is one of my strengths.

Loneliness seems to lessen with age: Millennials (adults ages 23 to 37, according to the study) are not quite as lonely as Gen Z, but lonelier than Baby Boomers (ages 52 to 71).

One recent survey found that 30 % of millennials (defined as ages 18 to 36) said they had discussed their pay with coworkers, compared with just 8 % of baby boomers (ages 53 to 71).

The generation with the largest chunk of savers holding equity stakes at least 10 percentage points above Fidelity's recommended allocation for their age is baby boomers, coming in at 26 percent.

With baby boomers drawing closer to retirement age, all organizations need to be future - focused.

The restaurant can lean on the boomers, who will stick with the chain as they age, while it works to attract younger diners with innovative menu updates and healthier - seeming offerings.

Covers: What leading - edge boomers and seniors buy and why they buy it: the diversity and amount of their spending will surprise you Opportunities with The Affluent and The Still - Working: while 10,000 retire every day, 72 % of boomers plan to keep working past age 65The power of profiling: learn how to sub-divide this market, develop the profile of your ideal customer within this demographic, and use it profitably The New American Family: 2 and 3 generations under one roof: what does this mean to your business?

We compared the responses of Millennials with those of consumers of other generations — Gen - Xers (ages 35 to approximately 49), baby boomers (ages approximately 50 to 69), and the so - called silents (ages approximately 70 and older).

With the core demographic of aging baby boomers on the rise, cruise lines are a growing market.

Importantly the poll also found that Canadians aged 18 - 34 actually trail Baby Boomers in RRSP ownership and contribution rates with only 43 per cent of young people holding RRSPs compared to 69 per cent of older Canadians, so there is an urgent need to encourage and empower younger Canadians to start saving.

When a marketer ignores aging baby boomers, this typically reflects an assumption that boomers have made their choices as purchasers and will stick with them to the grave.

Generally, financial positivity ticks up with age — suggesting no pending era of greater economic angst as boomers retire.

Opportunities with The Affluent and The Still - Working: while 10,000 retire every day, 72 % of boomers plan to keep working past age 65.

Whether by choice or necessity, baby boomers will remain a sizable proportion of the workforce in the years ahead, with many expecting to work past the average U.S. retirement age of 61 and even the traditional retirement age of 65.

Yes, that's trillion with a «T.» And as baby boomers reach retirement age, the franchise business brokerage industry is thriving unlike ever before.

With the youngest boomer age 50 and most of the generation retiring over the next 16 years, making the right investment decision has become more crucial than ever before, as the risk of making speculative gambles can no longer be entertained.

The retirement of the baby boomers over the next several decades will mean astronomic increases in costs, notably for health care, with relatively fewer people of working age to pay them.

With 10,000 baby boomers reaching the age of 65 every day and living longer, it may be worth taking a closer look to ensure your retirement assets will fund your longevity.

But with the baby boom cresting toward old age, «there are going to be an awful lot of older adults riding transit in the next 10 years,» she said.

Younger people already chafe at the thought that they will not be able to retire at the same age and with the same benefits as boomers and pre-boomers.

As the baby boomers hit retirement age, many of them are considering this route to deal with succession.

While only 12.6 percent of respondents between the ages of 25 and 34 are concerned with retirement, 34 percent of baby boomers find planning for retirement a challenge.

26 percent of baby boomers nearing retirement (ages 55 to 64) report healthy retirement savings with balances of $ 200,000 or more.

Even the younger set find these benefits appealing, with 82 per cent of those ages 20 to 37 (millennials) and 81 per cent of those ages 38 to 52 (generation X) citing the benefits as a critical factor in accepting a job, compared to 74 per cent of baby boomers (ages 53 to 71), found the survey by management consulting firm Accenture.

The Australian property developer is breaking into China's booming aged care market with a $ 400 million deal to build a retirement village w...

This double squeeze has millennials with almost stagnant incomes facing ever - increasing taxes to pay for aging boomers» care.

Without a doubt, the meetings with my baby - boomer assistant, daily conversations with my Gen - X boss and other interactions with clients and colleagues taught me and challenged me more than I could have ever imagined after spending most of the previous four years around people my age.

You said, «Overall what I get from this is that at the same age millennials are in most ways almost identical to boomers and gen xers at the same age, with all three groups differing more from the generations prior.

Overall what I get from this is that at the same age millennials are in most ways almost identical to boomers and gen xers at the same age, with all three groups differing more from the generations prior.

The church attendance drop does appear to be genuine, but small, when you compare rates at same age, but the prayer difference seems to be just an age issue: «Although Millennials report praying less often than their elders do today, the GSS shows that Millennials are in sync with Generation X and Baby Boomers when members of those generations were younger.»

With less fanfare than Boomers received coming up, a new generation of youth has come of age behind them and now occupies young adulthood.

The food industry needs to take note: 84 % of millennials are reportedly willing to pay more for natural foods and drinks versus 50 % of boomers, and 46 % of these aged 18 - 34 would not buy foods that are not clean label, with 44 % of those aged 35 - 44 years feeling the same way.

And while high fructose corn syrup is consistently cited as an ingredient to avoid, millennials are far less bothered about it than boomers, said Kerry, with 49 % preferring not to consume it, vs 68 % of respondents aged 65 +.

Boomers are also much more focused on sugar, fat, calories and sodium than millennials when they consult the Nutrition Facts panel, while millennials are more focused on protein, fiber, and vitamins, and were least likely to look at the panel (56 % of millennials agreed that «I always read the nutritional panel» compared with 76 % of respondents aged over 65), said Kerry.

As the baby boomers age, the number of people with multiple chronic conditions will most likely grow from 8.7 million... Read More

As the baby boomers age, the number of people with multiple chronic conditions will most likely grow from 8.7 million today to almost 37 million by the year 2030.

In the space of three years he went from being lauded as the UK's most successful chancellor of the exchequer who had declared the «end of boom and bust» and «the beginning of a new Golden Age» to presiding over a country in a debilitating credit crunch amid Labour in - fighting, a breakdown in relations with many colleagues including his chancellor, and ultimately a failure to dissuade the electorate against the Tory / Lib Dem mantra that Labour allowed it all to go wrong.

A growing middle class, along with aging baby - boomers, is fleeing New York, state and federal records reviewed by Gannett New York showed.

Huge inequalities are prevalent within each generation, with poverty and ill health rife even among the so - called lucky generation of baby - boomers: 1.8 million people over state pension age are currently living below the poverty line and three quarters of NHS clients are aged 65 and over.

With Boomers retiring and the population aging, access to medical offices, service establishments, restaurants, theaters, and other public accommodations is a salient issue for our membership.

And, because stroke risk rises sharply after age 60, countries with large «boomer» populations, such as the United States, are on course for a substantial increase in stroke prevalence...

Two papers published online in Annals of Emergency Medicine highlight a problem that promises to grow rapidly with the aging of the Baby Boom generation.

With 5 million Americans currently suffering from heart failure — and their ranks sure to grow as 76 million baby boomers march into old age — cardiologists are counting on breakthroughs in stem cell therapy.

With an aging population (baby boomers are turning 65 at the rate of 8,000 a day), the number of people who have symptoms of Alzheimer's (problems with memory, thinking, and behavior) are only going to goWith an aging population (baby boomers are turning 65 at the rate of 8,000 a day), the number of people who have symptoms of Alzheimer's (problems with memory, thinking, and behavior) are only going to gowith memory, thinking, and behavior) are only going to go up.

The number of people potentially needing knuckle replacement surgery could rise in the coming years as more Baby Boomers are afflicted with osteoarthritis — a disease that occurs as we age.