Baby Boomers

Sue Johnston is championing 'Age Intelligence' over artificial intelligence

Sue Johnston creates 'Age Intelligence' to battle AI usage

Baby boomers have enjoyed low house prices, good pensions, modern medicine and other technologies. Many are still active in work or business in their 70s, and the oldest of them have just turned 80.

Ben Lowry: Happy 80th baby boomers! You were born at a very good time in history

Brits are becoming more confident when it comes to investing.

Brits grow confident about investing but cautious with their choices

Research from mobile network operator Talkmobile has delved into how distracting mobile devices have become.

One in three millennials in Belfast check their phone at the cinema

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Northern Ireland among UK's least active regions, residents average just 6,537 d...

Gen Z and Millennials say their dream home is just like their parents'

In general, the average person in Belfast has not used 14 apps on their phone since installation, and just under half (49 per cent) have not been used in the past month

Belfast users' smartphones swamped with unused apps

Two-thirds of Brits would fail the citizenship test

Ad Feature Two-thirds of Brits stumped by UK citizenship test, research shows

62 per cent of people couldn't live without a washing machine

Over half of Brits could not live without a washing machine, new study

36 per cent of those polled adopt a "you can't take it with you" approach, spending their cash while they can, rather than putting it aside for emergencies.

Almost a third of Brits find rainy day funds outdated

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What is a Gen Alpha and how to tell who is one

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Study reveals Gen Z is more budget and money-savvy than 'Boomers'

Millennials are most likely to share the love with a partner (photo: Adobe)

Millennials most likely to share the love

These are the top five things Brits forget to add to their insurance

Baby boomers more able to survive the lockdown?

Boomers incomes fall as they retire while the tax burden of millennials rises

Millennials '˜picking up tax burden from baby boomers'
Millennials are increasingly picking up the income tax burden from baby boomers, with recent policy changes accelerating the generational shift, figures suggest.
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