Baby Boomers Grow Frugal with Self-Directed IRAs
Baby boomers are a large generation, which is why any trends among those approaching or in retirement are easy to identify. In a recent post at the American IRA blog, CEO
Frugality can have varying definitions depending on the context. Are baby boomers spending less, or are they looking to expand the quality of their retirement nest egg through frugal strategies? According to the post, it comes down to satisfaction. "72 percent of Baby Boomers surveyed – those Americans born between 1946 and 1964 – report that they feel financially prepared for retirement," according to the blog post.
The post then looks at the habits of Generation X and Millennials--the two generations coming after the boomers--with statistics showing that many millennials, for example, tend to throw money away as soon as they get it. That often comes from self-reporting, which means that many millennials admit that they have this habit.
According to
There was an upswing in baby boomers when it came to how many saw themselves ready for retirement over time. That may happen with millennials one day, too. But for the individual investor, argues
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