Comment: not all boomers had it 'up'--LOL!

But I believe that it is important to realize that everyone is at a disadvantage in today's economy.

I don't think it helps to point fingers at anyone--

I might be a boomer who is living in the poverty bracket, but my adult children are struggling, too--

and my grandchildren?

Well, yes, I am quite worried about them.

My WWII generation parents had a financial collapse, due to illness, etc.--

so they never had the big money many of their peers had.

I think it's a good thing. I think it's good to have less and learn to live simply--

I know it's not 'ideal', but it does help a person keep his/her priorities straight--

family, health (if you can get it without medicine--LOL!), and a spiritual life--

which includes liberty--