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Investors Are Going All-In On ETFs, Study

Charles Schwab’s latest study offers a clear snapshot of exchange-traded fund (ETF) trends in 2025. The adoption is accelerating, and this market segment is inching from the “mainstream” to “default.”

Benzinga

6 “Old School” Habits That Keep Seniors Healthier Than Millennials

We currently live in an era where we obsess over bio-hacking, expensive supplements, and infrared saunas. We meticulously track our sleep stages with smart rings and monitor our heart rate variability with watches. Yet, despite all this data, our grandparents were often sturdier and more resilient than we are.

Budget and the Bees

What Age Do You Plan to Retire? Gen Z Early Plan 'Mocks' Millennials' Housing Struggle, Gen X's Financial Trap

Gen Z Target Early Retirement with Seven-Figure Nest Egg

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8 Cities Millennials Are Flocking To — And Why

The nation undergoes a slow transformation, leading to new visual elements appearing throughout its urban spaces. Young adults leave their established cities to move to new locations because they seek affordable housing, cultural experiences, and career development possibilities. Young adults choose to move for economic reasons and based on their…

The Free Financial Advisor

How ‘relationship anarchy’ is changing the nature of connection for millennials and Gen Z

When the term anarchy pops up in everyday conversations, images of lawlessness and chaos after a government breakdown or catastrophic event come to mind. Think of the anti-hero comic character the Joker or the famed Sons of Anarchy series about an outlaw biker club that values family loyalty as much…

The Conversation

Here’s Exactly How Much Millennials Should Save Monthly To Become Millionaires

Find out the exact monthly savings millennials need to reach millionaire status and build long-term wealth with smart financial planning.

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Wealthy Americans Are Changing Their Charity Habits, And Leaving Gen Z and Millennials Out Of The Process

The number of wealthy Americans including their younger relatives in the charity donation decision-making process is falling, according to Bank of America (NYSE:BAC).

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9 Gen Z Fashion Obsessions Millennials Don’t Get at All

People who lived before the late ’90s are confused by Gen Z fashion, which moves at a rapid pace, requiring them to make clothing choices immediately. The reference points, social media relationships, and personal insecurities of Millennials differ from those of Gen Z. Gen Z’s fashion rules emerged through their…

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Boomers Have $472K in Investments — Nearly Double the US Average, Study Finds

Boomers have $472,000 in investments -- nearly double the U.S. average. Here’s how their strategies differ from younger generations.

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Rachel Cruze: Are Boomers Really To Blame for Our Money Struggles?

It’s easy to blame baby boomers for today’s financial struggles like housing costs or student debt. But according to Rachel Cruze, the problems may run deeper.

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7 Excuses Millennials Use to Delay Estate Planning (and Why It’s Risky)

The financial intricacies of millennials have moved estate planning to the bottom of their list of priorities. People tend to avoid planning for wills and medical directives because they need to focus on their work responsibilities and on paying rent and student loan payments. Estate planning dangers persist because time…

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10 Industries Gen X Has Quietly Taken Over While Everyone Looked Away

Boomers are retiring, and Millennials dominate the headlines. Meanwhile, Generation X is running the world. The “Latchkey Generation” has quietly ascended to power. However, they aren’t making noise; they are making decisions. From boardrooms to specialized trade, this cohort controls massive sectors of the economy. Yet, few people notice their…

Budget and the Bees

4 Traits Millennials Should Look For in a Financial Advisor in 2026

Here are four key traits millennials should look for when selecting a financial advisor in 2026.

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6 Ways Travel Is Quietly Transforming for Millennials and Gen Z

Younger adults use their travel preferences to explore the world, though these changes go unnoticed by the public. The industry needs to make immediate changes because customer preferences change rapidly. Younger travelers now seek affordable experiences that deliver both comfort and authentic value, bringing unexpected changes to the modern travel…

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Everybody Loves Your Money

10 Reasons Millennials Think Boomers Make Terrible Grandparents

Millennials love their grandparents—but sometimes, that love comes with a side of eye rolls and exasperated sighs. Sure, Boomers have lived through decades of history, wisdom, and amazing stories, but when it comes to babysitting, tech help, or even understanding today’s slang, things get… interesting. From outdated parenting advice to…

Kids Ain't Cheap

9 Millennial Parenting Trends That Boomers Quietly Judge

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12 Shocking Reasons Millennials Are Quietly Building More Wealth Than You Think

Millennials have spent years being labeled as the generation that “killed” everything—department stores, napkins, cable TV, casual dining, and yes, apparently even the concept of staying in one job forever. They’ve been painted as broke, stressed, and living off cold brew and hopes.

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Undisciplined? Entitled? Lazy? Gen Z faces familiar flood of workplace criticism

A new generation of younger workers are being derided as delusional and unreliable, just as millennials were

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International Business Times UK

Credit vs Debit: Why Millennials and Gen Z Are Choosing Wrong — And Overpaying for It

In a recent episode of his podcast, Martin Lewis discussed why it's cheaper to pay using a credit card instead of a debit card.

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5 Money Habits Millennials Need To Adopt in 2026, Even If Begrudgingly

If you were born between 1981 and 1996, you're considered part of the millennial generation, according to the Pew Research Center. Why does this matter? Because anyone born during this period will be...

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6 Skills Millennials Have Perfected That Boomers Secretly Admire

Every generation has its own strengths, but few have reinvented daily life as profoundly as millennials. Young people today have mastered the art of integrating their childhood experiences from the analog world with their current digital work duties, which enables them to adapt while retaining essential competencies. The generational debates…

Everybody Loves Your Money

13 Tech Skills Boomers Must Learn Before It’s Too Late

The digital world isn’t slowing down for anyone, and boomers everywhere are starting to realize that technology is no longer optional—it’s the new oxygen. Devices, apps, and systems are evolving so rapidly that even millennials are occasionally gasping for air, which means older generations need a strategic plan to keep…

Fortune

Housing affordability has gotten so bad that 15% of buyers are purchasing a home with a non-romantic co-buyer. ‘It’s like carpooling for homes’

Gen Zers and millennials are leading the charge on co-ownership in a historically challenging housing market.

Bored Panda

Gen X, Gen Z, Gen Alpha? Your Ultimate Guide To Generation Name Chaos

Decode generation name chaos! From Baby Boomer to Gen Alpha, understand names and ages. Explore each generational cohort's birth year.

Benzinga

Millennials' Total Net Worth Has Nearly Quadrupled Since Covid — What's Driving That Growth?

Millennials might have entered the pandemic worried about their finances, but five years later, their wallets are thriving more than ever. According to Federal Reserve data, millennials' total net worth has nearly quadrupled since 2019, growing from $3.94 trillion in Q3 2019 to $15.95 trillion in Q3 2024. They've not…

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