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Cost-of-living concerns driving NSW youth to ballot box

Generation Z and millennials now make up 39 per cent of NSW voters and cost of living is front of mind as they prepare to head to the polls.

AAP

The Stats Guy: Where have all the workers gone? It’s entirely demographic

Why are we experiencing the current workforce skills shortage? The simple answer is a straightforward matter of demographics

The New Daily

Millennials’ decision to live with their parents has paid off

Some also paid off a chunk of student loan debt.

Fortune

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It took me 15 years to save for a house. For millennials and gen Z, the journey to home ownership has become an ultramarathon

It’s not our life choices that make ownership unattainable. It’s the system, designed by decision-makers without our lived experience

The Guardian - AU

Which generation has the most wealth?

Baby boomers have the highest net worth, averaging $1.6 million per household. The silent generation has the second most wealth.

USAFacts

Most millennials and Gen Z are hiding their spending habits and debt from their partners

Gen Z and millennials are more secretive than older generations when it comes to finances in relationships.

Fortune

Gen Z's political power: new data gives insight into America's youngest voters

Generation Z, which turned out in large numbers along with millennials last election, is still new to politics. A report exclusively obtained by NPR adds more context to the youngest voting bloc.

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Boomers, Generation X or Millennials: Who has it worse when it comes to buying a home and paying it off?

With more interest rate rises on the cards on Tuesday, and potentially later this year, the journey towards home ownership will take far longer.

ABC News

Millennials are relying on parents to pay the bills

America has become so expensive that 35% of millennials depend on their parents to pay at least one monthly bill. The biggest one: rent.

Fortune

More millennials are leaving the nest to form their own households

From 2016 to 2021, nearly every state saw a spike in the number of young adults between the ages of 25 and 44 forming new households, a development with far-reaching implications for state populations, economic growth and infrastructure.

Tribune News Service

Puss in Boots: The Last Wish review: Kids will love it but really, this Antonio Banderas-led Shrek sequel is one for the millennials

The pint-sized feline rogue became an instant hit when he was introduced in 2004’s ‘Shrek 2’

The Independent UK

Millennial Money: 6 ways to move out of your parents’ house

Nearly a quarter of millennials (22%) are living with their parents, and more than half of those living with them (55%) made the move in 2022, according to a December survey

The Independent UK

The sharing economy can expose you to liability risks – here's how to protect yourself

Sharing platforms have become a regular part of our lives for travel and daily needs, especially for young people. In 2018, Airbnb reported that the majority of its users were millennials. And with the ongoing cost of living crisis, more people may turn to these platforms as ways to save…

The Conversation

Millennial boss praised for response to employee who accused her of ‘undermining’ her

‘This should be how work communication goes, and it’s not,’ realtor says

The Independent UK

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Salon

Millennials want to be involved parents

A new Pew Research study reveals surprising generational divides in parenting

Fortune

Millennials and Gen Z won't have enough kids to sustain America's population—and it's up to immigrants to make up the baby shortfall

Immigrants will make up for the lag in new births in the U.S. in the coming decades, a recent government report predicts.

Fortune

Gen Z and millennials are checked out at work and it could wreck their careers

Worker disconnectedness is on the rise in the U.S., and some employees are feeling more disengaged than others.

ABC News

Who has it worse when it comes to Australians with overstretched mortgages? Boomers or millennials? Tell us

A spike in mortgage repayments isn't an uncommon experience across generations. But we'd like to find out who has it worse.

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Tribune News Service

Survey: Nearly half of Americans are sacrificing recession preparedness by paying checking fees

Finding ways to prepare for a recession or weather high inflation can be even simpler than cutting back on spending and increasing your income. Sometimes, it first comes down to finding the right place to bank.

Fortune

Millennials and Gen Z living at home are a ‘trainwreck’ thanks to their parents, says personal finance guru Dave Ramsey

"You live in your momma’s basement, but you got a Coach purse,” Ramsey said. “You cannot avoid life. Momma can’t protect you.”

Fortune

Little tech luxuries once made middle class millennials feel rich. That era is over

Welcome to your full price, perk-less future.

Axios

Younger voters declare independence

Americans were evenly between the two major political parties (28% each) — but a plurality (41%) now identifies as independent.

The Independent UK

No sex please, we’re millennials: Celibacy has become all the rage among young people

As experts predict a rise in periods of celibacy among twentysomethings, Olivia Petter speaks to people who’ve deliberately stopped having sex – and how it’s transformed their lives

Tribune News Service

Baby boomers loosen their grip on Congress

WASHINGTON — Move out of the way, TV dinners, and get ready for avocado toast. Baby boomers, or those born from 1946 to 1964, no longer make up the majority of Congress.

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Baby boomers loosen their grip on Congress - Roll Call

Baby boomers, those born from 1946 to 1964, no longer make up the majority of Congress. Gen X and millenials are gaining fast.

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