Baby Boomers are feeling the strain of the latest economic slowdown, and they're cutting back.

According to a national survey conducted by bell investment advisors, one-in-four affluent 60-year-olds are downsizing their lives.

Many Baby Boomers fear a long recession and the effects a worsening economy could bring to their lives.

Lifestyle changes include contributing less to charity, canceling vacations, reducing retirement saving or postponing retirement altogether.

30-percent of those Baby Boomers polled say they feel more stress than they did six months ago.

That's a result of the current economic conditions.