Retirement

Baby boomers becoming more conservative as they age, while millennials hold more liberal views

Rita R. Robison / April 19, 2014

Baby boomers are worried about retirement and nearly half think things in America since the 1960s have changed for the […]

Retirement, movies, entrepreneurs, and remembrances: They’re all up for discussion by bloggers

Rita R. Robison / April 7, 2014

Laura Lee Carter of the Midlife Crisis Queen is the host for this week’s Best of Boomer Blogs #352. Like

Baby boomers more likely to be able sell small businesses as economy improves

Rita R. Robison / April 2, 2014

During the Great Recession and its aftermath, small business owners, including those in baby boomer age group, had a difficult

Baby boomer bloggers tackle health, retirement, and aging

Rita R. Robison / April 2, 2014

Amy Blitchok of the Modern Senior is the host for this week’s Best of Boomer Blogs #351. As Americans are

Baby boomer bloggers tackle the topics of grandkids, moving, music, travel, and health

Rita R. Robison / March 24, 2014

Karen Austin of The Generation Above Me is the host for the Best of Boomer Blogs #350. Yes, that’s right.

Bloggers take a look at retirement, health, relaxation, and light bulbs

Rita R. Robison / February 25, 2014

Laura Lee Carter of the Midlife Crisis Queen is the host for this week’s Best of Boomer Blogs #346. Although

Best of Boomer Blogs Presidents’ Day edition

Rita R. Robison / February 17, 2014

Amy Blitchok of Modern Senior is the host for this week’s Best of Boomer Blogs #345. This week’s boomer blog

Federal baby boomer workers retiring in record numbers

Rita R. Robison / January 31, 2014

The large numbers of federal employees eligible for retirement in the coming years may be cause for concern, according to

Baby boomer bloggers take a look at 2014

Rita R. Robison / January 6, 2014

I’m the host for this week’s Best of Boomer Blogs #339. This week, baby boomer bloggers are writing about the

This week's top 10 money tips

1. Be careful when you’re searching for DMV services because third-party websites are using similar names to get you to pay extra fees for renewals and paperwork help.

2. Plant a garden now to save money on fresh, organic vegetables.

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4. Check out these tips on how to buy a mattress.

5. Opt out of the Bank of America’s new forced arbitration requirement by July 17.

6. Check out these eight home maintenance tasks to do every year or it’ll cost you.

7. Be aware it still pays to switch jobs unless you’re a top 5 percent earner.

8. Take a look at these six times you should never use your credit card.

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10. Check out this list of cities where $300,000 still buys a starter home.

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