Top News From Today's "Boomiverse"
North Carolina top mecca for baby boomers to retire
Staff Reports
Newsday
April 28, 2009
Overview: “A new report from the Brookings Institution predicts it is today's "younger metro areas" that will experience the fastest growth of seniors in the coming decades. The reason is these areas have an extensive boomer population that will choose to age in place.”
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Age Against the Machine
Matt Thornhill
Entrepreneur Magazine
May 2009 Issue
Overview: “There’s a long-held belief in marketing that once consumers reach age 50, they’re dead. That’s because for the past40 years, businesses trained their budgets on younger adults, ages 18 to 49. When a consumer reached 50, he vaporized--unless, of course, he needed denture cream or incontinence products.”
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