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As Generation X edges closer to the traditional retirement age, with the oldest members born in 1965, a palpable sense of financial unpreparedness permeates this cohort. Insight from a Fortune article featured on Yahoo Finance, fueled by responses from numerous Gen Xers, lays bare the anxieties many feel about their retirement readiness. In addition to being tagged with various monikers such as the “forgotten generation” and “the latchkey generation,” a significant po...

Yankton native David Hosmer has spent the last decade recording stories from local World War II veterans for posterity, but now those interviews are entering the digital realm with Hosmer’s

HUNTINGTON Kindred Communications announced a new radio station that is aimed to satisfy people over the age of 50, according to a news release.

The more than 65 million Americans in Generation X -- aged 43 to 58 -- have the largest wealth gap of any generation, according to new research.

At NDQ, we don’t do much to lobby for particular essays, stories, or poems when it comes to the various literary magazine and small press awards. This is mostly because we think all of our contributions deserve recognition and that the arts is an area where competition may do more to obscure the good work…

As the next generation in line to retire behind the Baby Boomers, Gen Xers experience may be a cautionary tale for those coming up behind them.

A new report from the National Institute on Retirement Security finds a dismal retirement outlook for Generation X.

/PRNewswire/ -- A new analysis from the National Institute on Retirement Security (NIRS) finds 13 percent of working Gen Xers still have student loan debt. The...

Gen Xers, now in their 40s and 50s, are the first generation to have entered the labor market after employers ditched pension plans in favor of 401(k)s. Theirs may be a cautionary tale for those coming up behind them.

As the next generation in line to retire behind the Baby Boomers, their experience may be a cautionary tale for those coming up behind them.