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Baby Boomers and Debt - Projections for the Future
Many Baby Boomers approach retirement with assets–on paper, anyway–that appear to set the stage for smooth passage in their leisure years. Much of this asset base, though, is non-liquid, and could potentially lead to a cash shortage at some point. In an article titled “Boomers’ Retirement May Run Low on Cash” posted on www.onwallstreet.com, Donald Jay Korn examines this situation and offers some suggestions. Read the article here…
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