Now, to be fair to zoomers, a few weeks ago there were a few posts — and a write-up from the New York Post, naturally — ...

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Millennials are sounding the alarm over their financial futures, with many sharing raw, personal accounts of debt, ...

Millennials survived the original Y2K skinny craze — and now they’re warning Gen Z not to repeat history. Millennial model ...

The perceived net worth required for financial comfort was $329,000 for Gen Z respondents, while millennials put it at ...

But on top of economic woes and job insecurities, millennials—who have remained single at a higher rate than previous ...

A recent study reveals a concerning rise in appendix cancer among younger adults. Researchers observed a significant increase ...

In a new report from Cars.com, 65 percent of millennials were willing to pay more for a vehicle if it created more U.S. jobs.

Millennials lack the wealth-building benefits boomers came to expect, especially since companies began slashing employee perks after the recession.

Millennials, or people born between 1981 and 1996, are known for living at home with their parents longer, renting instead of buying a home, and staying in college to earn advanced degrees while ...

Millennials like me are too busy juggling our responsibilities at work and caring for others at home to be as self-obsessed as we’ve been portrayed all these years.

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