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20 Things Boomers Probably Shouldn’t Buy Anymore in 2026
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Cheapism
For many baby boomers, the problem with prices in 2026 isn’t simply that everything costs more.
It’s that plenty of things boomers shouldn’t buy — or at least might want to think twice about buying — now come with prices that can make even longtime customers question whether they’re still worth it.
Expensive Golf Resort Roundsworaput / istockphotoGolf doesn’t have to be outrageously expensive, but destination golf certainly can be.
Buying another batch every year can mean spending money to replace perfectly good decorations simply because styles have changed.
The Bottom LineVitaly Gariev – unsplashNone of this means boomers should stop spending money on things that make life enjoyable.