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More Than a Trend, Boomers Are Now Working Long Into Their Retirement Years

More Than a Trend, Boomers Are Now Working Long Into Their Retirement Years
Two women shop for iPads at a Best Buy store in Naples, Fla., on Nov. 29, 2013. Despite their earning power, baby boomers are overlooked in business marketing plans. Spencer Platt/Getty Images
Mark Gilman
Mark Gilman
12/20/2023|Updated: 12/20/2023
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Looking at an extended life span with limited retirement money and a willingness to show their relevance in the workplace, baby boomers have decided to stay at or go back to work.

As an example, although much has been discussed regarding how younger generations adapt to the office, according to the Pew Research Group, the fastest-growing demographic in the workforce is people 75 and older.
Mark Gilman
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Mark Gilman is a media veteran, having written for a number of national publications and for 18 years served as radio talk show host. The Navy veteran has also been involved in handling communications for numerous political campaigns and as a spokesman for large tech and communications companies.
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