The Latest Breaking News from Millennials

A frustrated millennial recently sparked a big conversation on Reddit after admitting she and her partner can't afford to buy a home or raise a child. She wrote in r/Millennials recently, "I don’t understand how other millennials are affording their lives. It has to be inheritance money or credit card…

Real estate has always been a battleground for generational wealth, but in 2025, a subtle reversal is taking place. While Millennials and Gen Z have...

We spoke to some career experts to learn more about four side gigs that will boost millennials' income, even if they're too busy for another job.

Financial independence and early retirement, better known as FIRE, has become a popular goal for millennials and Gen Zers hoping to escape the rat race. But while the movement looks appealing in theory, many parents say it doesn't always hold up in real life.

Millennials face unique financial challenges with student loan debt, housing costs and economic uncertainty affecting this generation disproportionately, many are looking for strategic ways to improve...

For Millennials, who came of age during the peak of 1990s and 2000s mall culture, certain retail stores were more than just places to shop—they were essential social hubs and formative parts of their youth. The mention of their names can trigger a flood of memories, from buying a first…

Many millennials assume certain comforts have always been part of adult life, but for their parents, these “essentials” were once luxuries. From daily lattes to smart kitchen gadgets, today’s conveniences reflect a major cultural and economic shift. Here’s a look at 10 luxury items millennials enjoy that previous generations either…

The number of first-time home buyers in 1995 was 3.2 million. Now it’s less than half that.

A Reddit user recently asked a question that got a lot of attention on r/stockmarketcrash: “Is it me, or does it seem like all Gen Z want a market crash, great reset?”

A millennial woman on Reddit recently asked a simple question: “Be honest — how many of you still get help from your parents/family?”

Condo prices dropped 2% year over year, according to Redfin.