Baby Boomers Challenge Traditional Retirement Services
The baby boom generation is presenting new challenges for advisors. Reuters looks at five trends affecting the retirement market. Among them, more retirees plan to live abroad; more retirees and pre-retirees are starting new businesses; and a greater percentage of people over age 65 are now carrying mortgage debt. Source: Reuters

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