Sentences with phrase «by retiring baby boomers»

In the coming year investors looking to acquire retail assets in Florida and throughout the sunbelt will begin to target smaller communities, primarily inhabited by retired baby boomers.

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Unions in the utility industry, health care and manufacturing industries are using knowledge and skills as the key source of worker power by expanding apprenticeship training, creating partnership with community colleges, vocational schools, and employers to fill the «middle skills» gaps that exist today or will grow as skilled baby boomers retire.

Add to that the shift in the workforce, as more baby boomers retire and are replaced by millennials, and that explains less cars clogging the roadways.

More than half of American baby boomers (born from 1946 - 1964) plan to work past age 65 or not retire at all, according to a report by the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies.

Once Cheryl learned nearly 10,000 baby boomers were retiring each and every day — all of whom could benefit greatly by working with advisors that possessed the expertise necessary to help them make the best possible decision about when and how to file for Social Security retirement benefits, she embarked on the course to create that which was to become CSSCS.

Research has suggested that as workers from the «baby boomer» generation with relatively high salaries have retired, they have been replaced by younger employees receiving lower wages, thereby suppressing the rise in paychecks.

She said long - term projections by the Congressional Budget Office that take account of rising government benefits as baby boomers retire «should keep people awake at night.»

This drop is driven by retiring baby - boomers moving to Florida.

As an example, any policy aimed at preserving Generation's Me - me - me (aka Baby Boomers) Social Security is wildly popular right now because the Baby Boomers who benefit from it (at the expense of the next generations) comprise the majority of population, and those who will be harmed by it aren't realizing it till it will be their time to retire 20 - 40 years from now.

I doubt all those retired baby - boomers will want to be governed by youngsters.

Demographics indicate that the «baby boomers» of the 1940s, who are now in their 60s and hold many of the highest posts at departments and institutes, will soon retire, leaving lots of openings for young scientists who might by then have already been forced to leave the field.

By including the perspective of retiring baby boomers, existing training programs can begin to weave in «organic» material along with what trainers and instructional designers developed for the course.

By the end of this time period, this second bulge begins to shrink as these Baby Boom teachers begin to retire and leave the workforce.

A really interesting discussion was sparked by a Red Flag Deals forum member asking about why retiring baby boomers or «young guns» appear to not be investing?

With the federal government under pressure to reform Canada's pension system so that retiring baby boomers and future generations don't fall into poverty, the paper by the think - tank's chief economist William Robson and Alexandre Laurin offers one way to ease the challenge facing seniors at little cost to Ottawa.

However, as the Baby Boomers retire, there will still be a lot of workers that are going to be moving into the economy and contributing — both through economic output and by spending.

The fastest growing city in the U.S., recent college graduates and retiring baby boomers have grown the city's population by 3 percent in the past five years.

White Baby Boomers are retiring in droves and scores of young immigrants are joining the workforce; by 2050, census data projects that the U.S. will have no ethnic or racial majority.

As employers are facing the impact of retiring baby boomers on the labor pool, they are thrilled by the increasing numbers of skilled, mature workers who are ready to come back to work.

It's expected that new housing will be spurred by Millennials buying their first homes, baby boomers downsizing or retiring to new ones, and the perceived need for more affordable housing, according to PwC's and the Urban Land Institute's Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2016.

By some estimates, Baby Boomers are now retiring at a pace of 10,000 per day!

Seventy percent of baby boomers say that the house they live in when they retire will be the best home they've ever had, according to a survey conducted by Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate.

«As pointed out by Tom Bringardner, Jr., President / CEO of Premier Commercial, «The first wave of Baby Boomers to hit 70 years old will take place in 2017, and Southwest Florida has traditionally been a very desirable place for those people to retire or purchase a second home.

By Roni Robbins A rebounding real estate market and rising home prices seem to have attracted more millennials and retiring Baby Boomers to become real estate agents.