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Millennials
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Millennials, also known as Generation Y, are the generational cohort typically defined by their birth years, ranging from 1981 to 1996, though some definitions vary slightly (e.g., 1980–1995 or 1981–1997 depending on the source).
What it Takes to be a 401(k) ‘Super Saver’
They’re quirky, comfy and oh-so-entitled, but credit where credit is due. Millennials (at least some) are doing 401(k)s…
Who’s Made the Greatest Gains in 401(k) Participation Rates?
Good news from Wells Fargo (wait, what?)—millennials have demonstrated the biggest gains in participation rates and diversification in…
How Coffee Will Cost $152,000 in Retirement Savings
Millennial retirement savings show most are saving, but many contribute less than 5%, raising concerns about financial security.
Surprise (Not)! Millennials Confident in Their Retirement Planning Prowess
Poked, prodded, studied, analyzed—millennials are under the proverbial microscope. On track to become the richest generation to date…
Biggest Financial Regret for 401(k) Participants?
Financial regrets - saving money tops the list, with most adults wishing they had started retirement and emergency savings much earlier.
Why It’s Time to Fear the 401k Future
The generation with ginormous plans–and expectations–just got ginormouserer, or something. Millennials, it seems, are saving for lifestyle, not…
Millennials Keep Making Bad 401(k) Decisions
Millennials are impulsive—who knew? The generation that confounds, confuses and often exasperates its older counterparts are much more…
Gen X Pessimistic (No Way!) About its Retirement Future
Generation X retirement saving challenges leave many unprepared and seeking financial guidance to secure their future.
3 Critically Important Characteristics of Millennial 401k Participants
Millennials—we love ‘em, they annoy us and we’ll spend a ridiculous amount of time trying to figure them…
How to Boost Millennial 401(k) Participation Rates
Millennial socially responsible 401(k) demand is rising as young investors seek retirement plans that reflect social and environmental values.