Despite millennials' lingering reputation as financial delinquents, it turns out not everyone drowning in credit card debt has a newly-printed college diploma and a stack of student loan bills.
A recent article by Reuters' Chris Taylor reveals baby boomers are facing an even steeper road to financial freedom.
Taylor highlights a Demos study that found low- and middle-income Americans over the age of 50 are carrying an average $8,278 in debt. By comparison, under-50 households owed about $2,000 less — an average of $6,256 in debt.
