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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).
Baby Boomers Living a ‘Last Century’ Retirement
Is a retirement designed in the last century right for today’s retirees? The answer to the leading question…
How Student Loan Debt Hampers 401k Saving… And What’s Being Done About It
Americans have now piled up $1.5 trillion in student loan debt, and it’s having a huge impact on…
Affluent Millennials Don’t Think They’ll Retire By 65
Nearly half of affluent Millennials think they will be forced to work beyond retirement age according to findings…
Millennials Tweet Saving Frustrations at #millennialretirementplans
Despite industry best-efforts to get workers enrolled at younger ages, thereby having more years to save, some Millennials…
3 in 10 Have Increased 401(k) Contribution Rates in 2019
About 3 in 10 working Americans (29%) have boosted their 401(k) contribution rate in 2019, while nearly half…
Generational ‘Differences’ Are More of the Same
Gen Z (born after 1995), the first generation to grow up as true digital natives, is now entering…
Millennials Say Life More Stressful Than In Previous Generations
How much is too much? Or rather, what amount of optimal income would make us happy and stress-free?…
What to Know as Millennials Approach Middle Age(!)
The largest generation in America is approaching middle age. It may be difficult to imagine, but leading-edge Millennials…
‘Financial Confidence’ of Women on Decline
Women financial confidence lags despite rising wealth, education, and empowerment, according to the 2019 Allianz Life study.
Millennials Are ‘Burning Out’—Here’s Why
Millennial burnout is rising, with stress and exhaustion affecting daily life. Learn causes, symptoms, and coping strategies millennials use.