The baby boomers are leaving! The baby boomers are leaving! With Paul Revere quickness, word is spreading: As the baby boomers exit, intellectual capital and talent will be drained from companies at an unprecedented rate.

This article describes a new trend in which four generations are doing business together. The author describes the different characteristics of each so that you have a better understanding of the other three generations whether they are your customers, clients or employees.

How can long term care insurance Keep Up With Inflation? When purchasing a long term care insurance policy, it is important to have an inflation protection rider included in your policy.

The Baby Boomer Generation should be entering the best years of their lives. Indeed, the Baby Boomers should be preparing to enter the "Golden Age" of Retirement. Years of sacrifice have been spent working, building, saving, and preparing for this so called Golden Age. In what seems like a blink of the eye, all of the preparation Baby Boomers have done over their lives has been lost.

As the years pass you by, you should be prepared to watch your looks deteriorate year by year. That is the assumption most people make. An assumption that is thankfully wrong.

According to some time charts Sarah Palin is at the tail end of being a baby boomer. She doesn’t look like a baby boomer! She doesn’t act like a baby boomer!

If you are a Baby Boomer, you are a part of a generation that is headed toward retirement. However, due to our slumping economy, there is a chance that even if you are able to retire, you could be making a u-turn right back into the workforce to supplement your retirement savings.

A trip to an orthopedic physician can be the first step in your plan to reclaim an active life-style that you have no intention of giving up.

As you grow old, some things like dinners out and movies become cheaper due to senior discounts. However, conversely other things become more expensive, and usually those things are insurance.

If you’re one of us—somebody born between 1946 and 1964—and if either of your parents is still alive and still living at home, there’s a challenge waiting for you: mom or dad is probably going to have to consider a change of circumstances, which might include a transition from the family homestead to a much different kind of place—a senior apartment, perhaps, an assisted living facility, or even a nursing home.