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Major changes in the 20th century that contributed to a longer lifespan

The average life expectancy in the United States lengthened by more than 30 years during the 20th century alone, a monumental demographic shift. This remarkable improvement in longevity was driven by a combination of profound scientific breakthroughs, transformative public health initiatives, and widespread socioeconomic improvements that represent the major changes in the 20th century that has contributed to a longer lifespan.

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What if I was born in 1964? The World, Culture, and Financial Roadmap for a Late Boomer

The year 1964 marked the official end of the post-World War II Baby Boom, which saw a dramatic increase in U.S. births between 1946 and 1964. For those born in 1964, this means they belong to a unique cohort, sometimes called "Generation Jones" or "late boomers," who came of age during a period distinct from their older generational peers. Understanding the specific cultural, historical, and financial landscape shaped by this birth year is crucial for planning your next steps.

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