Why are gen Z such keen investors?
Nearly 30% of gen Z – the generation born from 1997 to 2012 – started putting money into markets in early adulthood, before they even entered the workforce, compared with just 15% of millennials and 9% of gen X, according to a World Economic Forum report.
Richard Partington, the Guardian’s economics correspondent, explores what sets this generation apart when it comes to personal finance.
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Why is no one addressing the elephant in the room? Create a family and stick together that's how you get ahead and stay ahead. People on minimum wage are on 25k a year, so for a couple that household income is £50k