The Latest Breaking News from Millennials

When the term anarchy pops up in everyday conversations, images of lawlessness and chaos after a government breakdown or catastrophic event come to mind. Think of the anti-hero comic character the Joker or the famed Sons of Anarchy series about an outlaw biker club that values family loyalty as much…

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The financial intricacies of millennials have moved estate planning to the bottom of their list of priorities. People tend to avoid planning for wills and medical directives because they need to focus on their work responsibilities and on paying rent and student loan payments. Estate planning dangers persist because time…

Boomers are retiring, and Millennials dominate the headlines. Meanwhile, Generation X is running the world. The “Latchkey Generation” has quietly ascended to power. However, they aren’t making noise; they are making decisions. From boardrooms to specialized trade, this cohort controls massive sectors of the economy. Yet, few people notice their…

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Younger adults use their travel preferences to explore the world, though these changes go unnoticed by the public. The industry needs to make immediate changes because customer preferences change rapidly. Younger travelers now seek affordable experiences that deliver both comfort and authentic value, bringing unexpected changes to the modern travel…

Millennials love their grandparents—but sometimes, that love comes with a side of eye rolls and exasperated sighs. Sure, Boomers have lived through decades of history, wisdom, and amazing stories, but when it comes to babysitting, tech help, or even understanding today’s slang, things get… interesting. From outdated parenting advice to…

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Millennials have spent years being labeled as the generation that “killed” everything—department stores, napkins, cable TV, casual dining, and yes, apparently even the concept of staying in one job forever. They’ve been painted as broke, stressed, and living off cold brew and hopes.