Add to ORKGWith 3.2 million baby boomers eligible to retire this year, how many will be able to meet daily financial needs and still preserve home equity? The author advises seniors to plan carefully and learn about the many forms of assistance available.Retirement income ; Home equity loans ; Baby boom generation ; Population aging - New England
This chapter evaluates the role of housing wealth in Baby Boomers’ retirement prospects, to determin...
Recent research on wealth and household finances seeks to blend neoclassical models with an understa...
Laurie Lachance, Maine’s state economist, outlines the economic implications of the “tidal wave” of ...
When the Great Recession hit in 2007, the oldest baby boomers were nearly eligible for Social Securi...
Examines how changing demographics and patterns in lifetime earnings, pension participation, and wea...
(Excerpt) As of 2010, 13% of the population is over age 65; 16% is over age 62. Another 27% of the p...
(Excerpt) As of 2010, 13% of the population is over age 65; 16% is over age 62. Another 27% of the p...
The retirement years can be a time of one’s life enriched by new freedom and comfort. While increase...
It is a well-established fact that many retirees do not utilize their accumulated housing equity to ...
The retirement years can be a time of one’s life enriched by new freedom and comfort. While increase...
Low saving rates raise questions about Americans' ability to maintain consumption levels in old age....
This paper explains the differing retirement preferences within the baby boomer generation that will...
The growing population of baby boomers is affecting the demography in an entirely new way - unlike a...
This chapter evaluates the role of housing wealth in Baby Boomers’ retirement prospects, to determin...
17 pages“Baby boomers” comprise a significant portion of the U.S. population, and the leading-edge ...
This chapter evaluates the role of housing wealth in Baby Boomers’ retirement prospects, to determin...
Recent research on wealth and household finances seeks to blend neoclassical models with an understa...
Laurie Lachance, Maine’s state economist, outlines the economic implications of the “tidal wave” of ...
When the Great Recession hit in 2007, the oldest baby boomers were nearly eligible for Social Securi...
Examines how changing demographics and patterns in lifetime earnings, pension participation, and wea...
(Excerpt) As of 2010, 13% of the population is over age 65; 16% is over age 62. Another 27% of the p...
(Excerpt) As of 2010, 13% of the population is over age 65; 16% is over age 62. Another 27% of the p...
The retirement years can be a time of one’s life enriched by new freedom and comfort. While increase...
It is a well-established fact that many retirees do not utilize their accumulated housing equity to ...
The retirement years can be a time of one’s life enriched by new freedom and comfort. While increase...
Low saving rates raise questions about Americans' ability to maintain consumption levels in old age....
This paper explains the differing retirement preferences within the baby boomer generation that will...
The growing population of baby boomers is affecting the demography in an entirely new way - unlike a...
This chapter evaluates the role of housing wealth in Baby Boomers’ retirement prospects, to determin...
17 pages“Baby boomers” comprise a significant portion of the U.S. population, and the leading-edge ...
This chapter evaluates the role of housing wealth in Baby Boomers’ retirement prospects, to determin...
Recent research on wealth and household finances seeks to blend neoclassical models with an understa...
Laurie Lachance, Maine’s state economist, outlines the economic implications of the “tidal wave” of ...