The Latest Breaking News from Millennials

The surprisingly polarising staple is the Achilles heel of contemporary style

A huge concern for many members of Generation Z and younger millennials is (not) being able to afford a home. For many people, owning property is a pipe dream. The post “Billionaires Should Not Financially Exist”: Guy Explains Economy In “Crayon Eating” Terms first appeared on Bored Panda.

"In 2017 alone, rosé sales in the United States jumped 53% and the trend continues, partly driven by millennials"

The apparel market is driven by pent-up demand by millennials, demographic shifts, and the growing influence of social media. Hence, it could be wise to buy top apparel stocks, such as American Eagle Outfitters (AEO), Kontoor Brands (KTB), and Caleres (CAL), which are set to trend higher this year. Read…

At a price tag go $318-a-month, luxury gym Third Space’s members are successful millennials ‘living their best life’, according to CEO Colin Waggett.

The report from UBS also had some good news for consumers. Not only is it easier to climb the wealth ladder than it is to fall back down it, but in the U.S., individuals across the income spectrum are set to get wealthier.

With its 1 million followers, the page boasts a community of like-minded '90s kids hungry for a taste of their wonderful formative years. The post 40 Nostalgic Posts That Are Bound To Hit ’90s Kids Right In The Feels first appeared on Bored Panda.

Americans' perceptions of financial security vary significantly across generations, with Baby Boomers, Generation X, Millennials, and Generation Z each requiring different income levels to feel financially comfortable.

Australians could be forced to spend more on items ranging from confectionery to luxury items and medical goods as a result of global shipping issues.

Millennials face the worst housing climate in 40 years, but Baby Boomers faced an even worse set of conditions when they entered the housing market in the 1980s

Despite having only just joined the working world, many younger workers would pick their pets over high-paying office-based jobs.