Business
Other business stories from the series:
- Who are the baby boomers?
- Canada’s oldest towns offer lessons for an aging nation
- Health-care system braces for hike in costs with influx of seniors
- High debt loads weigh on baby boomers – and their retirement plans
- Retirees scaling back their housing costs – but not their lifestyles
- Baby boomers expected to breathe life into funeral industry
- Boomers will pass a small business baton worth as much as $4-trillion
- As farmers retire, soaring land values prompt rethink of succession planning
- Many boomers opting to work past ‘retirement age’
- Retailers try to appeal to boomers without treating them as ‘old’
- Older people have the spending power. So why are ads obsessed with youth?
- Bold steps: Japan’s remedy for a rapidly aging society
Investing
Other investing and personal finance stories from the series:
- Six boomers, six very different paths to retirement
- Carrick: Want to work longer? Better have a backup plan
- Wealth industry faces huge shift as boomers transfer wealth to their kids
- Carrick: It’s time for boomers to pay their fair share of taxes
Life
Other Life section stories from this series:
- How it feels to transform into a frail senior with the ‘aging simulation suit’
- John Allemang: At 64, am I old? It’s all relative, or so I choose to believe
- As you age, adopt a ‘use it or lose it’ mentality to maintain flexibility
- Can Canada bring American boomers north?
- For boomer couples, being equal cooks in the kitchen is increasingly standard
- A boomer and his millennial son debate the challenges of two very different generations
Video
Other videos from the series:
- Watch Globe writer Wency Leung transform into a frail senior in the ‘aging simulation suit’
- ‘The Cashman’ Oliver begins planning transition of business to four sons
- ‘I never want to retire’: How father and son work together in their family business
- Three lessons Canada can learn from the world’s oldest population
Commentary
Other commentary pieces in the series:
- The baby boomer generation’s spending will reflect its values
- Baby boomers will drive the sharing economy into the mainstream
- Working Zoomers aren’t a threat to the economy – we’re saving it
- The next boomer shift? Our policy assumptions
- Reguly: Refugee influx could be Europe’s salvation from retirement exodus
- Four experts offer solutions for an aging Canada
- A 97-year-old’s message to the boomer generation