Baby boomers are aging youthfully.
They are opening their own businesses, and remodeling their homes or buying new ones. They are taking care of their parents and paying for their kids' college educations. They want to invest their wealth. Many are still working because they love it or need to, while others may retire to do whatever they want, but they certainly won't be sitting in rocking chairs.
Baby boomers are redefining the so-called golden years of their parents who simply retired, downsized and traveled. And for credit unions, these new lifestyles of the first Me Generation will yield growth opportunities.
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