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Hosting friends and family can bring great joy. It can also be a source of unspoken friction, especially across generational divides. Millennials, now often hosts themselves, have noticed recurring behaviors from their Baby Boomer guests. These actions, while stemming from a different era of etiquette, can feel intrusive or disrespectful.…

The richest Americans hold 44% of all wealth, and the oldest hold 61%, per Cerulli Associates, and they’ve grown much richer since the Global Financial Crisis.

Across America, Baby Boomers are holding on to sentimental items—furniture, china, collections—that once symbolized family, stability, and legacy. But when it’s time to pass them down, a surprising trend emerges: younger generations are saying, “No, thank you.” Whether it’s due to space, style, or a shift toward minimalism, Gen X,…

Baby Boomers grew up during an era of abundance, with many spending decades acquiring prized possessions—from classic cars to antique furniture and collectibles. However, times...

Navigating the world of personal finance means understanding how spending habits change across generations. While Millennials and Gen Z are quick to adopt new technologies and cost-saving trends, Baby Boomers often stick to familiar routines—even if it means paying for things that others now get for free or at a…

Remember when landlines were lifelines and Sunday drives were weekend rituals? Many boomer traditions that shaped past decades are disappearing into memory, and that shift...

You walk into your parents’ house and immediately notice the overflowing cabinets, garages packed to the brim, and boxes full of “just in case” items. While they might not see it as a problem, what you’re witnessing is low-key boomer hoarding—the kind that’s subtle, nostalgic, and deeply rooted in a…

The image of the dedicated “gym rat”—someone who spends significant time sculpting their physique—often sparks varied reactions across different generations. A recurring stereotype, sometimes voiced online or in casual conversation, suggests that Baby Boomers, in particular, might view intense gym dedication as a sign of narcissism. But is this a…

Once upon a time, calling someone a “dork” or “nerd” was the ultimate playground burn. But in 2025, the language of insults has evolved into something so niche, coded, and context-heavy that many adults can’t keep up. These phrases don’t always sound mean—some are wrapped in internet slang, pop culture…

A young woman says she recently received a high-quality pickup line from an unexpected source: a 70-something Boomer.

Based on information released by EA, we now know about some of the new mascots coming to the game