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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).
Women of Color Most Financially Affected by Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic and the severe financial disruptions it has caused are defining moments in history for many…
Millennials Underestimate Retirement Needs
Millennials' retirement confidence may be based on a serious misunderstanding of how much they actually need to live on, study shows.
These 3 Takeaways from the BlackRock Savings Summit are Driving the Future of Retirement
The events of 2020 have exposed pre-existing fault lines in the U.S. savings system, from emergency savings to longer-term goals like saving for retirement. Article provided by BlackRock
Millennials Face Bigger Retirement Saving Challenges Due to Pandemic
Millennials have not fared particularly well financially during the global pandemic according to a new survey released this…
Why Millennials are ‘The Black Swan Generation’
Millennials have seen two 100-year events before turning 40. They came of age during the 2008 global financial…
Americans to Prioritize Health & Wellness over Finances in 2021?
Long-term finances could take a back seat to health and wellness in 2021, according to the annual New…
Millennials, Gen Z Fear Long-Lasting Negative Financial Impact from Pandemic
New Georgetown survey finds one in four young adults say the pandemic will have a long-lasting negative financial impact on them financially.
How Millennials Plan to Buck Traditional Retirement Norms
New research from Vanguard explores how Millennials are planning to redefine and challenge traditional retirement norms like retiring…
Record Number of Young Adults Living with Parents
“You again?” The number of adult children living with their parents has hit a record high, as the…
Pandemic Heightens Americans’ Social Security Anxiety
Most Americans believe it is more important to optimize Social Security now than it was before the pandemic according to Nationwide Retirement Institute.