Nearly 40% of millennials admit they waste money multiple times a month. Here's where it goes and how to stop it.

Nearly half of millennials admit to spending more than $100 a month on impulse buys. Here's what that really adds up to and how to stop it.

Millennials are changing how people invest money. They use mobile apps, start investing early, and take more risks like ...

With the oldest among them born in 1997, many Gen Zers don’t even yet have jobs, credit cards or money of their own — and those who do are just getting started. That means they haven’t had time to ...

Her podcast also broke down how each generation approaches work differently. “The boomers are all about money. Gen X is like, ...

“Today’s millennials face different pressures: an environment of abundance paired with omnipresent marketing that normalizes debt, easy access to credit and social media that constantly showcases ...

FIRE adherents try to reduce expenses and increase savings, investing surplus assets to eventually cover living costs through passive income Grant Sabatier saved $1.25 million and reached financial ...

From food to housing and even childcare, the rising costs of everything for Americans in the past few years has created an “affordability crisis” that’s keeping people stuck in financial struggle and ...

Millennials, now in their late twenties to early forties, are focusing on the roads they can take that will allow them to experience financial freedom. From building an investment portfolio to ...

Millennials, now squarely in their prime working years, earn an average premium of 8.8% across large U.S. cities, outpacing the local median earnings of all households. However, supply and demand for ...