Generation X

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Those in Generation X who are in their preretirement years have mounting worries, as they are the first generation to fully fund retirement from their own savings rather than relying on the pensions of the past, Assaf said.

From MarketWatch

Boomers have been more financially comfortable than their predecessors during the same times of life, and if the trends continue, they’ll be better off than at least one generation after them, too: Generation X.

From MarketWatch

Generation X, for what it’s worth, carries the largest monthly debt — more than $9,000.

From MarketWatch

Generation X, like the variable x, might stand for anything or nothing at all.

From The Wall Street Journal

Workers in Generation X, who are the first to have to rely more heavily on their own preparations as opposed to company pensions, have a median $107,000 in household retirement accounts, according to a Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies report published in December.

From MarketWatch