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In a new survey, 60% of millennials earning over $100,000 said they live paycheck to paycheck. Some of these millennials — known as HENRYs — prefer a comfortable, expensive lifestyle. In today’s economy, $100,000 is
A new study is revealing that there are significant differences between living generations when it comes to spiritual beliefs. There’s one generation in particular whose members either don’t know or
Nearly two-thirds, or 64%, of millennials (ages 25 to 40) say they have at least one regret about purchasing their current home, according to a new poll of more than
This is why Millennials live with parents. Purchasing power has gone the other way around compared to housing prices 👇 pic.twitter.com/3ZTHiFXnqp — Gianluca (@Theimmigrant84) May 17, 2021 Bostic: Healthy
by: Ethan Huff (Natural News) A new Harris Poll conducted on behalf of CNBC has revealed that nearly half of all millennials born between 1981 and 1988 suffer from at least one chronic
As millennials begin to turn 40 in 2021, CNBC Make It has launched Middle-Aged Millennials, a series exploring how the oldest members of this generation have grown into adulthood amid the
Nothing is sacred at Goldman Sachs anymore, maybe not even a dinner of Chick-fil-A. FOX Business has learned that in 2019, first-year banking associates vigorously debated the propriety of chowing down on the fast-food chain’s
via CNBC: Six out of 10 people in this age cohort don’t have $500 to cover a tax surprise, according to a survey from Varo. You have until April 15
Authored by Jesse Colombo via RealInvestmentAdvice.com, During an economic bubble like the late-1990s dot-com bubble or the U.S. housing bubble, frivolous, hubristic investments and business decisions become appealing to many
by Walter E. Williams If one needed evidence of the gross ignorance of millennials, and their teachers and college professors, it’s their solid support for socialism and socialist presidential candidate Sen.
by DCG From Daily Mail: Youngsters trust the stars of social media more than their parents, according to new research that reveals how digital habits are sidelining family and friends. Experts found
by Simon Black My grandfather was just a toddler when soldiers came home from World War One in 1918. They brought the deadly Spanish Flu with them, which killed well over
via CNBC: More than a quarter of young adults say buying a home is the life milestone they’re shooting for the most, even over getting married, having children and retiring,
via jugglingdynamite: Born between 1981 to 2000, Millennials now average 26 years of age, and comprise about 27% of the North American population. This generation is coming of age in precarious
via studyfinds: From slow WiFi to broken phone screens to zero “likes” on social media, everyday stressors are causing young adults to have struggles falling asleep 138 nights each year, researchers
by Michael Snyder When compared to a similar point in time, Millennials are deeper in debt than any other generation that has come before them. And the biggest reason why they
via autonews: In a township outside Akron, Ohio, where Gregory DeLozier and his wife raised five children, there are few sidewalks and sparse public transportation. Getting their children behind the
Do you think that the prices of homes have become unaffordable for the average family/person? (Anywhere globally) Millennials are so heavily in debt that it has become such a burden
