New Seniors

If you are 65+, you know what it means to be a New Senior. And if you know someone who is 65+, you can see that New Seniors are not like the seniors of old. The concept of being a New Senior started with the Pre-boomers (those born between 1930 and 1945). We are more than 30 million strong, and all of us are 65 or older.

You may be thinking we had our day, now what? Well, there’s lots to do in the weeks and months ahead. New Seniors have plenty on our plates. There’s the fight for fairness in health care and other issues affecting those 65+. Making our voices heard when it comes to electing representatives who understand and respect our needs. Connecting with other New Seniors. Being a force for good in our communities and for generations to come. Plus much more.

If you are 65+, you know what it means to be a New Senior. And if you know someone who is 65+, you can see that New Seniors are not like the seniors of old. The concept of being a New Senior started with the Pre-boomers (those born between 1930 and 1945). We are more than 30 million strong, and all of us will be 65 or older this year.

Being a New Senior is more than a point in time or the commemoration of being 65 or older. It is a state of mind. When we New Seniors were born, 65 marked the beginning of the end for those lucky enough to attain this age. Today it marks the end of the beginning. It is the time to use the life experiences we have gained, individually and collectively, to make a difference; so the world will better off when we leave than when we found it. This means there’s a lot to do in the years ahead.

Join us, and 30 million other New Seniors on June 5th (6/5), to celebrate the date that is expressly for those 65+. You’re not like any other generation of seniors, you feel younger, look better and are healthier than any group that turned 65 before.