It’s no secret that Gen Xers and baby boomers aren’t alike in many ways. Almost every aspect of American life and culture differed dramatically as each generation grew up — including how they plan for retirement. Just as boomers shook their heads at flannel and grunge, Gen Xers may view the retirement strategies their parents took for granted with their trademark cynicism.
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