A new UBS report suggests that millennials are less concerned about building wealth in the long -
term than their Baby Boomer parents.
Not exact matches
Many
baby boomers in their late 50s and 60s expect to keep working longer
than their parents» generation, but studies show they're hoping to do it on their own
terms.
Caretrust is a great value today, trading for less
than 11 times company guidance for 2018 funds from operations, and with a big trend making it an excellent long -
term investment:
baby boomers retiring in huge numbers in the coming decades.
Baby Boomers have also had more experience with long -
term relationships
than younger online daters, and are therefore more certain about what they want in a relationship, which works for online dating.
Now, as time progresses, and the
Baby Boomers gray, unless the equity markets are returning the low teens in
terms of returns, there will be a tendency for the average PRIER to rise, absent people realizing that they have to save more
than planned, or reduce their goals.
The
baby boomers have generally fared better
than their offspring in financial
terms, and some help their sons and daughters buy a home.
In fact, millennials are managing their finances better
than GenXers and
Baby Boomers were at the same age — at least in
terms of their grasp of the uncertainties of the financial markets and their willingness to sacrifice lifestyle perks to secure a better financial future.