Gen X, the cohort born roughly between 1965 and 1980, is now firmly planted in their 40s and 50s. But for a generation raised ...

For years, Generation X has been the quiet middle child of demographics, often overshadowed by the larger Baby Boomer and ...

Everyone's talking about boomers, millennials, and Gen Zers, but Gen X is often left out of the conversation. Many Gen Xers say they like it this way, and they just want to be left alone.

Gen X has avoided some of the economic uncertainty that millennials and Gen Z may have faced in their childhood and early adulthood, but they often find themselves taking on unmanageable debt.

The more than 65 million Americans in Generation X — ages 43 to 58 — have the largest wealth gap of any generation, according to new research. According to asset management company Schr… ...

I’m a Gen X (1976!) so if you are too, this writer is empathetic to the shock of realizing we’re middle-aged. I’ll admit, though, that having an ethnic name always excludes it from appearing ...

“Retirement savings for Generation X is highly concentrated among the highest earners,” the report noted. The somewhat better news is that of the Gen Xers who do have access to a 401(k) ...

Gen X buyers are also more likely to have more financial means and control over their potential options, and are keeping access to necessary later-life services in mind when choosing where to ...

Gen X are becoming a formidable force in the streaming market. (Getty Images) Generation X, often referred to as the “forgotten generation,” has long flown under the radar of marketers and ...

Up to this point, Gen X-ers (classified as being born between the years of 1965 and 1980) were targeted by brands like Jones Road (a clean, minimalist line Bobbi Brown launched in 2020), Trinny ...

Gen Xers, now in their 40s and 50s, are the first generation to have entered the labor market after employers ditched pension plans in favor of 401(k)s. Theirs may be a cautionary tale for those ...

Thyroid, pancreas, small intestine, kidney and non-HPV-associated oral and throat cancers had the highest rates among millennials and Gen X when compared to boomers.