Millennials

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Millennials earn much less than Baby Boomers did and this is why Kyle Schnitzer

These economic changes have also leaked into personal life for Millennials, specifically when it comes to different life stages like marriage, buying homes, and starting families. Read More

This is what the future of work will look like according to all the generations CW Headley

“With job automation, a growing subject of debate, almost all managers (96%) say they believe reskilling is important for employees. However, there is a generational divide on the best approach.” … Read More

Personal Finance

Not surprisingly Millennials are the most willing to go into debt over holiday spending CW Headley

Fifty-two percent of the respondents between the ages of 24 and 35 said that they were willing to add to their debt over the winter months, compared to the 49% of Gen Xers and the 34% of baby boomers that said the same. Read More

Personal Finance

5 ways you can start building wealth before you turn 29 Nicolas Cole

No one ever tells you what you should know about money when you’re young. The sooner you can learn these things, the better off you’ll be in the long run. Read More

Personal Finance

Why Millennials are suddenly super-aware of their credit scores (and tips for improving your own credit game)Sheila McClear

Millennials are growing up and their credit score level is higher than ever, according to Discover’s annual Credit Health Survey. Here’s what they’re doing with it. Read More

Office Life

Gen Z has the worst work-life balance, and they’ve only started in the workforce Sheila McClear

Priceline’s Work Life Balance report reveals that Americans continue to struggle with taking all of their allotted vacation days off, feel guilty taking time away from work, and constantly come up with reasons to be “busy” so they can’t leave town. Read More

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This is the real reason why more Millennials than ever before are still living with their parents CW Headley

There haven’t been as many 18-34-year-olds living with their parents in America as there are now since the gilded age of the mid-1880s and this is why. Read More

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Millennial women are twice as likely as their mothers to make more money than their partners Liz Knueven

Research from the Harvard Business Review confirms that women get fewer promotions than their male coworkers over the course of their careers. Read More

How To

Why aren’t millennials becoming homeowners?Ladders Contributor

Traditional banks can join financial advisors in tempering any fears they might have had about losing considerable business from millennials. Read More

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