Gen X numbers around 65 million, while the baby boomers have around 64.5 million members, and millennials number around 74 million, as of the latest data from 2025. Gen X is also sometimes referred to ...

The Mather Institute report found that the generations are more alike than stereotypes may suggest, particularly around technology adoption.

New survey data indicates workers aged 45 to 60 years old are ideally positioned to link the contrasting workplace vibes and ...

Gen X grew up believing that if you work hard you can have a nice life. After getting burned by the system, they've a list of reasons they want to stop working.

Generation X is approaching retirement with the lowest savings, the thinnest safety nets, and almost no policy attention — ...

Fathers can be more present when the door to the dad retreat is unlocked.

There’s never been a generation like the baby boomers — and there probably never will be again.

John Stevenson reports that more than half of Gen Xers feel less confident about retirement, driven by financial uncertainties and changing definitions of comfort.

A majority of Generation X members didn't prioritize retirement until age 50 or beyond As many as 28% of Generation X workers expect Social Security to be their primary source of income, according to ...

A new report by Northwestern Mutual found that more than half of Gen Xers don’t feel like they will be financially prepared to retire. This generation has had its fair share of unique financial ...

My friend’s thirteen-year-old needs to be driven everywhere. Not because the places he needs to go are far. Because the idea of him walking six blocks alone—six blocks, in a quiet suburb, in broad ...