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Cost-of-living crisis affects millennials more than any other generation, study finds

Millennials are feeling the sting of the cost-of-living crisis more than any other generation - according to study.

Daily Mirror

Quiet Quitting raises a crucial point on tech-enabled work practices

This trend, in a way, shows the impact of two years of hybrid or work-from-home-based office culture that has permeated all organisations.

The Hindu

Where Millennial families are moving, settling and working from home

These are the areas in each state that Millennials left in the last year and where they decided to settle afterwards.

The New Daily

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Baguettes, bling and bodycon: Y2K nostalgia reigns at NY fashion week

As Fendi’s Baguette bag turns 25, millennials and Gen Z resurrect 90s looks in search of better and simpler times

The Guardian - UK

More than two-thirds of ‘Covid boomerang kids’ are still living with parents, study finds

A report by LendingTree published last week found that nearly 32 per cent of millennials and Gen Z-ers moved back home when pandemic hit

The Independent UK

Pressure to reach life milestones affecting younger generations more – research

Some 77% of millennials and 83% of Gen Z feel pressure to reach traditional life milestones, according to a survey for Relate.

The Independent UK

Millennials can't afford to pay rent in these California cities because of the renter wage gap

Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco and three other California cities have some of the biggest millennial renter wage gaps in the country — the gap being the difference between what the typical worker can afford versus the average rental costs.

Los Angeles Times

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Survey finds young people follow news, but without much joy

A survey of people ages 16 to 40 finds that millennials and Generation Z follow the news, but they aren't that happy with what they're seeing

The Independent UK

Gen Z, millennials speak out on reluctance to become parents

Overwhelming student debt

The Independent UK

GMB in awkward clash as guest slams 'rude' millennial accused of 'lacking life skills'

Good Morning Britain hosts Adil Ray and Charlotte Hawkins presided over a debate on whether millennials lack life skills

Daily Mirror

How J.K. Rowling Became Targeted by Both Progressive Millennials and Christian Conservatives

Perhaps Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone has the mark of a great story—everyone can find cause both to love it and to hate it.

Reason

Bali bomb maker Umar Patek claims it was a ‘mistake’ to be involved in the attacks

Ahead of his expected early release, Umar Patek takes part in an interview from prison, saying he hopes to deter millennials from the ‘radicalism virus’

The Guardian - AU

Millennials still leaving the big smoke

Regional areas continue to see a boom in new arrivals even as the pandemic-induced surge in migration begins to slow.

AAP

Seachangers and migrants have transformed Victoria since 2018. What does that mean for the election?

External and internal migration, Covid-driven moves from the inner city and the rise of millennials have changed the electorate drastically

The Guardian - AU

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Man claims millennials who don't have kids will be sad and confused by the time they're 40 and thousands queue up to tell him why he's wrong

"Millennials who are very cavalier about not having children are in for a shock when they enter their 40s & realise life is only half over."

The Guardian - US

Research says that your 40s are your unhappiest age. It’s worse for millennials

I was already glum about soon turning 40. Then I learned that happiness is U-shaped – it bottoms out in your 40s, then starts to inch its way up again in your 50s

The Walrus

Why Don’t Millennials Have Hobbies?

I sought the help of an algorithm to figure out how to spend my free time. It made me question my generation’s relationship with leisure

Tribune News Service

‘Unmortgaged millennials’: What a new study reveals about millennial homebuyers

Millennials — those between ages 26 and 41, also sometimes called Generation Y — now represent the biggest population cohort in America. And while lots of them dream of homeownership, many find themselves priced out of the housing market. In fact, nearly half of millennials who do not yet own…

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Loving your job is a capitalist trap, say some Gen Zs and millennials. They're rejecting the 9-to-5, but how are they coping financially?

Wake up, eat, go to work, come home, eat, sleep, repeat. There's more to life than the 9-to-5 routine, some Gen Zs and Millennials say.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Bodies Bodies Bodies’ a smart horror comedy about some very dumb people

Instead of banding together when the bloodshed starts, narcissistic millennials and Gen Z-ers start backstabbing one another in devilishly funny slasher satire.

Zenger

More Than Half Of Gen Zs And Millennials Have A Complex Relationship With Their Cars

Six in 10 Gen Zs and millennials have a complicated relationship – with their cars.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Moving in with your parents could be good for America

Over the past few years, many students have told me about their frustrations about possibly needing to move back to their hometowns and into their parents’ homes for financial reasons.

The Independent UK

Gen Z can pinpoint Millennials by this simple hand gesture

‘Not me, an elder millennial legit practicing this move so if anyone ever does it to me I’m READY,’ one TikTok user said

Tribune News Service

Erin Lowry: Millennials should use those Roth IRAs to invest for college

If there’s one thing the impending back-to-school season makes clear, it’s that the cost of higher education in the U.S. is nerve-racking. The average tuition and fees for the 2021 to 2022 school year is $10,338 at an in-state public college, $22,698 at an out-of-state and $38,185 at a private…

The Guardian - UK

‘What’s my future?’: millennials and Gen-Z grapple with cost of living crisis

Majority of UK young people in low-income households going without essentials while others use savings to pay bills

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