Millennial World News Today

My initial goal was to move out six months after I started working. It's been over two years, and I still haven't been able to accomplish that.

Less religious, more educated, and delaying families, millennials down under share a lot with their American counterparts, with a few big differences.

Even for millennials making six figures, childcare costs can be a burden — and that's if they can find care. One mom explains how much she pays.

Olivia Fitzpatrick thinks the student-loan repayment system in Australia has been "quite fair." But surging balances could change the conversation.

Emily Gifford, a 29-year-old working at a local bank in Little Rock, Arkansas, says she's considering going back to school to get a different job.

Their parents taught them the importance of the 5Cs: cash, car, credit card, condominium, country-club membership. Now they're going their own way.

"If you worry about it too much, then you'll get really depressed because it's an awful amount of money," Jordan Lee, 28, said of his student loans.

The Netherlands is ranked as one of the world's happiest countries. One Turkish millennial explains why she wanted to give it a try.

We found a corner unit with spacious rooms in an area public transportation serves well. More importantly, it was within our budget.

The average South American millennial is struggling to afford a home and faces high inflation, but they have less student debt than in the US.