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The Latest Breaking News from Millennials

America’s billionaires are older than ever, with one in five already in their 80s or 90s—as millennials await the Great Wealth Transfer

There’s a record 36 billionaires over 90. Some are still showing up at the office. Meanwhile, “young” billionaires (under 50) make up just 10% of the ultrawealthy club.

Fortune

Surprising new study: Millennials —not Gen Z —are winning the AI race

Millennials are emerging as AI super users

Tom’s Guide

Millennial Brands Are Struggling – Other Generational Brands Should Take Note

Earlier this summer, home appliance maker Midea recalled 1.7 million window air conditioner units due to potential mold exposure. It was a major bump in the road for the company, and a wake-up moment for many of its core consumers– millennials.

Benzinga

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Boomers’ wealth soars, leaving millennials and Gen Z behind

America’s richest generation is only getting more wealthy. Boomers have accumulated a collective net worth of $82 trillion—more than double that of Gen X.

Fortune

5 Money Hacks Millennials Need To Try To Get Ahead of Holiday Spending

Smart money moves for millennials to survive holiday spending without debt. Budget tips, gift strategies and travel hacks to protect your finances.

GOBankingRates

Eight seconds and dropping? How to make the most of short attention spans

We are regularly bombarded with information about a steep drop in attention spans. Based on its own data in 2015, Microsoft reported that the average attention span had dropped from about 12 seconds for millennials to eight seconds for gen Z.

The Conversation

A Millennial Asks, 'What Are Your Luxuries That Used To Be Essentials?' Their Own Confession—'I Think I'm Priced Out Of Grapes Now'

A recent Reddit thread in r/Millennials got a big reaction from many people, all reacting to one simple but painful observation: once-affordable basics have become luxuries. The original poster kicked things off with a brutally honest admission: “I think I’m priced out of grapes now. It's wild to me how…

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Only People Born Before 2000 Will Remember These 5 American Foods

Take a bite back into your childhood: from quirky cereals to discontinued snacks, some foods defined entire lunchboxes and after-school cravings. If you grew up before 2000, you might still remember debating whether Smurf‑Berry Crunch or Oreo O’s was worth the sugar rush, or nudging your parents for Lunchables instead…

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Millennials and Gen Z are gambling on a big mortgage-rate drop, using ARMs and refinancing. But that could be a 'financial ticking time bomb'

About two-thirds of recent younger homebuyers hope for a mortgage rate drop soon, according to a Truework study.

Fortune

Half of Millennials Say Emotional Spending Hurt Their Financial Well-Being: 5 Ways To Get Back on Track

Half of millennials admit emotional spending has hurt their finances. Learn five ways to curb emotional spending and take control of your financial future.

GOBankingRates

4 Money Habits Boomers Swore By That Millennials Are Walking Away From

Millennials are trading tradition for flexibility when it comes to building wealth.

Kiplinger

One-Third of Americans Start Buying Pumpkin Spice in August – 45% for Gen Z and Millennials Despite Price Hikes

A new Empower survey shows one-third of Americans start buying pumpkin-spice products in August, with 45% of Gen Z and millennials leading the charge despite rising seasonal costs.

International Business Times UK

Retired Mom With No Mortgage Says Living On Less Than $6K A Month Is 'Impossible'—But Spends $1,500 On Takeout While Daughter Lives On Half That

Most people would consider $6,000 a month a pretty comfortable budget—unless you're someone's retired mom spending $1,500 of it just on dining out, with zero rent, zero healthcare costs, and a paid-off house in California. According to a post in the Millennials subreddit, that's exactly what one user is dealing…

Benzinga

6 Financial Struggles Causing Millennials To Live Paycheck-to-Paycheck

So, what’s keeping millennials, the largest living adult generation, stuck in the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle? Here are seven key factors holding them back.

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5 Ways Millennials Are Planning To Spend Their Retirement: Are They Prepared Financially?

Millennials are redefining retirement—see 5 ways they plan to spend their golden years and whether their finances are ready to support those dreams.

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5 Biggest Financial Challenges Each Generation Faces When Planning Group Vacations

Traveling with friends can be an unforgettable experience. While there are a lot of perks to traveling with pals, there can also be some pitfalls.

The Independent UK

Nearly half of new bingo customers are Gen Z and millennials

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Here’s How Much Each Generation Has Overspent on Group Vacations: Where Do You Fall?

Group trips can lead to overspending and wreck budgets. See how Gen Z, millennials, Gen X and boomers handle travel costs and learn smart ways to save together.

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Benzinga

Should Retirement Wait Until 75? Millennials Say It Won't Matter Because Society Won't Make It That Far

An article excerpt suggesting people should consider working until 75 instead of 65 has struck a nerve with millennials on Reddit. It argued that pushing back retirement “instantly add[s] a decade of peak earning years,” creating more savings and a more secure future.

Benzinga

21-Year-Old Asks Economists 'Did Boomers Ruin The Economy?' — Or Is His Mom Right, Young People Are Poor Because They Don't Want to Work a 9-to-5

Every generation gets a label, a reputation, and—if they're lucky—a catchy insult. Millennials were accused of "killing" everything from department stores to mayonnaise. Gen X got called slackers. And boomers? Well, lately they've been cast as the villains of the modern economy.

Bored Panda

‘You Wouldn’t Survive The 2000s’: Millennials Slam Gen Z’s ‘Y2K Skinny’ Diet Trend

“Mama, you would not survive the 2000s.”

Fortune

The 'social rewilding' shift transforming luxury travel: from screen fatigue to soulful journeys

Millennials and Gen Z are leading the charge, as industry offerings focus more on cultural immersion, interactive experiences, and purpose-driven journeys.

Fortune

Sorry Gen X: Boomers are making millennials their successors for CEO jobs instead because they're down with AI

The ‘forgotten generation’ of Gen Xers are being passed up for the CEO job—now, billion-dollar companies like Red Lobster, Lime, and Kickstarter are tapping millennials to lead the charge.

Evening Standard

It’s time to admit it: Zillennials are the only normal Gen Zers

I’m a Zillennial, and I’ve decided there’s no hope for my younger comrades. Mine is the last normal age group in existence — and here’s why

The Independent UK

Would rebranding retirement motivate more Millennials and Gen Z-ers to start saving into pensions?

It’s hard to convince people to put money toward something they don’t understand

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