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In 1981, Professor Dorothy A. Miller published an article titled “The Sandwich Generation: Adult Children of the Aging.” Her prescient insights 4+ decades later describe
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“One man, one vote” is the slogan – but is that always the reality? In 1783, at the end of the Revolutionary War, voting was
In our overview of generations and demographics, we presented a summary table that we are now taking a deeper dive. The Greatest Generation (GI Generation):
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Whenever a friend tells me they are headed to Foxwood or Atlantic City for the weekend, I jokingly tell them: “Be sure to double your
In 1989, one in three American families owned stocks or mutual funds. Within a few decades, stock market participation crossed the 50% threshold of families.
