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Generation X Snapshots

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(Infographic, PDF) (Infographic, PDF) (Infographic, PDF) ​Generation X is the population group born between 1965 and 1979. Because the generation falls between two large cohorts, the Baby Boomers and Millennials, Gen X is considered the sandwich generation. Through a series of infographics, AARP Research presents several key Gen X metrics, specifically their demographical makeup, financial behavior, health status and behavior, technological skills and behavior, and their travel and leisure interests. Learn: Key findings include: Generation X is a diverse group.

Most Gen Xers are married (64%).

15% of Gen X has grandkids less than 18 years old. For more information about this group of Gen X infographics, contact Patty David at . Suggested Citation: David, Patty. Generation X Snapshots. Washington, DC: AARP Research, December 2015.

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