The Pandemic Ate Away at Millennials and Gen Z's Savings
Gen Z and millennials experienced the most job loss, drawing from their savings to survive. Meanwhile, their wealthier peers tucked away excess cash.
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Gen Z and millennials experienced the most job loss, drawing from their savings to survive. Meanwhile, their wealthier peers tucked away excess cash.
Inflation is hurting millennials the most. Johnny Louis/Getty Images Millennials are experiencing inflation more than any other age group, per a Wells
Inflation is hitting millennials the hardest. Big ticket items like cars, furniture, and home renovation materials have become way more expensive.
Inflation has hit campus. Some colleges are hiking tuition and fees along with meal plan and boarding costs. It could all add to student debt loads.
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