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Most Gen Z Graduates Now Think College Was Waste of Money
The average cost of a bachelor's degree in the United States has doubled in the last two decades to over $38,000.
Is a college degree worth it? Huge generational divide found in new poll
A slim majority of Gen Z Americans, 51%, consider their college degree to be a waste of money, according to a new poll. Meanwhile, 41% of millennials and 20% of baby boomers said the same. Photo from ...
3 tips from financial planners to make sure you have enough cash, no matter what happens next
Dual concerns about layoffs and recessions have made it all the more important to keep a healthy emergency fund. Financial ...
Poll: Gen Z's personal finances improving more than older generations, but disagrees with Trump's handling of inflation
New results from the NBC News Stay Tuned Poll also illustrate how Gen Z is deeply divided on some social issues and lined up ...
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Got a Soon-to-Be Grad? Here’s How to Get Them Ready for Financial Independence
You’ve tried to teach financial independence to your kid, but how prepared are they really? Only 22.7% of U.S. high school ...
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The Boring Job Millennials & Boomers Abandoned That’s Helping Gen Z Earn 6 Figures Right Out Of College
Corey Seemiller, an educator, researcher, and TEDx speaker on Gen Z, explained to the BBC, “At Gen Z’s age, older people ...
You can still build wealth even with student loan debt — these experts reveal how
To avoid taking on more debt than you need to, experts advise taking out low-interest loans and understanding your loan terms ...
Here's where Gen Zers and millennials still live with their parents
Far more young adults live with their parents today than did several decades ago.
A single high school class can boost a teen's lifetime wealth by $100,000 — but most kids aren't taking it. Here's what they're missing
A study from consulting firm Tyton Partners and nonprofit Next Gen Personal Finance found that taking just one personal ...
Going to College? How to Navigate the Financial Planning
College decisions this year seem even more complex than usual, including determining whether a school is a 'financial fit.' Here's how to find your way through the maze.