8 Things Boomers Really Need.. Memorable Moments From My 60s.. Uninsured States

Friday, August 31, 2012

What 8 Things Do Boomers Need Most?

Let's face it: Baby boomers are a large group, and when we collectively sneeze, many arms offering Kleenex are extended. So while research and marketing labs are busy figuring out what products and services boomers will need -- problems they can solve for us, if you will -- we'd like to get the ball rolling with a few ideas. Readers, feel free to add your own in the comments.

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