That's 30 points
higher than baby boomers.
That's 30 points
higher than baby boomers.
Not exact matches
«Plus,
Baby Boomers have a
higher net worth
than previous generations so it's easier for Gen - Xers and millennials to borrow from them.
Home healthcare in particular is in
high demand, mainly because aging
Baby Boomers want to stay in their homes as long as possible and are opting for in - home nursing care and assistance rather
than moving to assisted - living facilities.
Indeed, Millennial women are twice as likely to be active investors and twice as likely to take on
high - risk investments
than Baby Boomer women.
Needing and wanting to work: Millennials report needing and wanting to work vs. just needing to work at a
higher rate (71 percent)
than generation x (65 percent) and
baby boomers (66 percent).
Access to flexible work options: Millennials report having to stay at the office to do work at a much
higher rate (34 percent)
than generation x (26 percent) and
baby boomers (19 percent).
Baby boomers typically have more wealth
than millennials and younger generations, so they likely have a
higher volume of AUM.
Aside from paying for basic necessities, millennials cited travel as their number two reason for seeking flexible work options, much
higher than generation x or
baby boomer respondents.
Whereas
baby boomers grew up with the
high inflation of the 1970's, millennials have seen prices rise less
than 2 % annually since 2000.
When Americans have more money, they tend to buy more and bigger houses, and GDP per capita is far
higher than it was during the
baby boom and has been increasing steadily (until the current recession) and will doubtless do so in the future.
For example,
baby boomers ranked the importance of clean label in baked breads 16 points
higher than in savory snacks.
... as well as obvious political realities (wealthy people have political clout, far more so
than high - income people; because the retirees are included and in modern western democracies
Baby Boomers are basically the dominant political class votes-wise);...
CDC calculates that roughly 75 % of the infected population comes from the
baby boomer generation: 3.25 % of people born in that «birth cohort» test positive for HCV, which is five times
higher than adults born before 1945 or after 1965.
Black
Baby Boomers who attended desegregated schools for at least five years were more likely to graduate
high school and earned 30 percent
higher salaries
than black
Baby Boomers who attended segregated schools.
«Plus,
Baby Boomers have a
higher net worth
than previous generations so it's easier for Gen - Xers and millennials to borrow from them.
Led by Millennials and
Baby Boomers, who have the
highest rates of pet ownership, there are more households with pets
than households with kids.
For example, in his session on Pet Product Market Drivers, Packaged Facts» David Sprinkle noted that pet ownership rates among Millennials — and Generation X — are even
higher than those among
Baby Boomers — good news indeed.
The WSJ article notes that the
high number of
baby -
boomer business owners who will presumably be looking to retire soon may end up flooding the market, creating more supply
than demand.
With many signs pointing to
baby boomers waiting on retirement, a new study from MBO Partners shows that there are 5 million independent
baby boomer workers, who tend to be more satisfied and
higher income
than younger independent workers.
Baby boomers have been found to be more chronically ill
than their parents were, with reportedly
higher rates of hypertension, diabetes, obesity, and
high cholesterol.
It is an interesting phenomenon: The divorce rate for people 50 years and older, the «
baby boomer» generation, is increasing at a
higher rate
than the younger generations.
Americans born between 1946 and 1964 have a
higher rate of home ownership
than the national average, and one out of four of
baby boomers own more
than one property, an NAR - commissioned study finds.
Benson said that buying a condo is an appealing option for a number of niche markets: empty - nester
baby boomers; young, well - paid professionals from the echo
boom; and a growing number of new residents arriving from other countries, who are often more accustomed to living in
high - density areas
than their American counterparts.
Millennials have a
higher «experience - to - stuff» ratio for their disposable income
than members of the
baby boomer and Gen X groups had when they were 24 to 35 years old, MetLife Investment Management said Thursday in a report.