The Latest Breaking News from Millennials

Every generation goes through a unique set of joys and challenges, and millennials, born somewhere between 1981 and 1996, are in no way an exception.

As Swiss watch prices rise amid looming US tariffs, Gen Z and millennials are driving a surge in the pre-owned luxury watch market, fuelled by a desire to invest

There’s a common narrative that millennials are terrible with money. They’re painted as avocado-toast-loving, budget-ignoring, instant-gratification-seeking consumers who simply can’t grow up. But this version...

For decades, the American Dream was anchored in the suburbs. White picket fences, two-car garages, and tree-lined cul-de-sacs symbolized stability and success. Generations before chased this ideal with unwavering enthusiasm, eager to settle down, raise families, and commute into the city when necessary.

For decades, personal finance was treated like gospel. Rules about how much to save, what to buy, when to buy it, and how to live...

It sounds like a dark joke, but it’s backed by research: more millennials say they fear credit card debt than dying. For many in this...

The American dream of homeownership is hitting a dead end for younger generations—and no, it’s not just about interest rates or avocado toast. It’s about...

There was a time when the classic money rules made sense—buy a house young, avoid debt at all costs, stick to one job until retirement,...

Generational differences often manifest in surprising ways, including distinct preferences in the grocery aisle. Baby Boomers (born roughly 1946-1964) grew up with certain food staples and brands that became deeply ingrained in their culinary habits. Millennials (born roughly 1981-1996), on the other hand, came of age amidst evolving food trends,…