Sponsored Baby Boomers In Retirement Not Likely To Sink Market Retiring baby boomers are unlikely to sink the stock market by selling off assets, mainly because they have few assets to shed, the Government Accountability Office has found. August 01, 2006
Sponsored Investing In Baby-Boomer Stocks Could Yield Timeless Returns A U.K. equities portfolio manager for Credit Suisse says investing in healthcare stocks could benefit investors as demands for prescription drugs, hospital services and advanced medical equipment rise to meet an aging baby boomer population. June 22, 2006
Sponsored Senior Moments: Retiring Baby Boomers As Fraud Victims Bad business may be booming for scammers as the baby boomer generation heads toward retirement. February 08, 2006
Sponsored Survey: Half Of Affluent Baby Boomers Have No Financial Adviser An estimated 50% of affluent baby boomers don't have financial advisers, according to a survey by Phoenix Affluent Marketing Service, and of those that do, nearly two-thirds have no written financial retirement plan. March 21, 2006
Sponsored SEC Going Like 60 On Baby Boomer Retirement Matters Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Christopher Cox says the SEC will embark on a “sustained and increasing focus” on issues that will affect baby-boomer assets. August 02, 2006
Sponsored Baby Boomers May Put Their Stock In Bonds As baby boomers age, they are less likely to feel their investment oats and more eager to feel financially secure, as market observers suggest a time will come when this group will move out of stocks and into bonds. March 01, 2006
