Traditional Pension Plans: Many Baby Boomers enjoyed access to traditional defined-benefit pension plans through their employers.
Printed Newspapers: The decline of print media is accelerated by the digital age, and with the Baby Boomer generation passing, the demand for printed newspapers is likely to decrease even further.
Landline Phones: Baby Boomers have been familiar with landline phones for most of their lives. However, as mobile phones have become ubiquitous, landlines are rapidly disappearing from households.
Traditional TV Cable Services: Cable television has been a staple for many Baby Boomers, but as streaming services become more popular, traditional cable TV services might decline.
Paper Checks: Writing and receiving paper checks for payments and transactions have been a common practice for Baby Boomers.
Certain Healthcare Practices: Baby Boomers have experienced healthcare in a different era, and as they age, certain medical practices might evolve.