Is Generation x lost?

Douglas Coupland defined a new generation in his 1991 novel, Generation X. But how are those cynical, anti-establishment kids going, now they're in their 40s? read more

Survey and anecdotal evidence suggest that 30- and 40-somethings might be experiencing the most financial frustration. By Kimberly Palmer, Staff Writer | March 30, 2012, at 11:59 a.m. read more

The age range for Generation X as of 2016 is 35 to 55 (my broadest definition). In 2011, the first Gen-Xer turned 50 years old and the youngest turned 30. read more

generation our country has seen in a long time”. Above all, however, Generation X is cynical. Disillusioned with the world around them, deeply sceptical about anything making a claim for truth, feeling betrayed by their parents, victimised by their society, they trust nothing, they trust no one. read more