Wealth and Asset Management
‘Baby busters’ born richer and likely to live longer than ‘baby boomers’
Only able to buy their first house aged around 35, encumbered with student debt of around £90,000 and with significantly less generous pensions than their parents’ generation: this is the legacy handed down by the early 1960s ‘baby boomers’ to the early 1990s ‘baby busters’, the generation of students just…
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