Millennials are not all worse off than their baby boomer counterparts, a new study from the University of Cambridge found after analyzing major differences in the life trajectories and wealth ...

Another batch of studies show that millennials have more wealth now than older generations held at the same age. “They’re doing better than we did,” said Christian Weller, a Gen Xer and ...

Image-obsessed millennials think it’s important to “look or appear” financially successful more than previous generations — despite many of them struggling with high housing costs, ...

The Gen Z generation is tracking ahead of Millennials and Gen X for homeownership, a new Redfin study shows—but the housing market threatens to create inequality across generations as those who ...

Millennials are better financially positioned now than they were in previous generations, according to a new report. The Wall Street Journal published an article Tuesday titled, "The Dramatic ...

Some or all links contained within this article are paid links. A quick Google search reveals that millennials are often characterized as entitled whiners who are quick to complain about their ...

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The housing world is a bit of a generational war zone, mostly between baby boomers and millennials. Baby boomers make up more ...

Millennials are ditching the city for the ’burbs, and it may not be just another pandemic trend. Researchers at the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies reported millennials are leaving ...

Millennials are navigating a housing market that looks nothing like the one boomers bought into. Decades ago, owning a home wasn’t just a possibility — it was practically expected. College was ...

Alice Gibbs is a Newsweek Senior Internet Trends & Culture Reporter based in the U.K. For the last two years she has specialized in viral trends and internet news, with a particular focus on ...

The probability of developing almost 20 types of cancers increased among millennials and Generation X compared to baby boomers, according to a new study, and the researchers believe rising obesity ...