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Generation Z: The Future of Finances

Everything Gen Z needs to know about money — and how they’re shaping money for everyone else.

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The Most Important Thing To Know About Money When You're Young, According to Experts

Learning how to manage money is a lifelong commitment. As you grow and change in your career and lifestyle, so does the way you approach finances. The general idea, though, is that you'll get better with money over time — and hopefully have more of it, too. Check Out: 22 Side Gigs That Can Make You Richer Than a Full-Time JobMore: 6 Bad Habits That Hike Up Your Grocery Bill That isn't to say young people don't know money. In the digital age, Gen Z (born 1997-2012) has 24/7 access to money advice with apps like TikTok and YouTube. In…

By Levi Leidy
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Landline, Cable and 4 Other Bills Gen Z Has Never Paid

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Are Gen Z and Millennials Destined To Live With Roommates Forever?

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Gen Z: Here’s How You Can Save on Travel on a Tight Budget

By Maddie Duley

Getting To Know Gen Z

DEBT, INVESTING & MORE

Gen Z and Debt
How Gen Z Invests
Financial Habits Explored
Moving Home

Three-Fourths of Gen Z Has Less Than $10,000 in Debt, Survey Finds

By Yaёl Bizouati-Kennedy

Nearly 20% of Gen Z Invest In This Surprising Asset, According To New Survey

By John Csiszar
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A Look at Gen Z’s Financial Habits, From Spending to Saving and More

By Nicole Spector

Almost Half of Gen Z Considered Moving Home During COVID — Here’s How Many Actually Did

By Yaёl Bizouati-Kennedy

SPENDING & SAVING

Save For Your Future

FINANCIAL TIPS & TRICKS

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When COVID-19 hit the U.S., I was one of many 20-somethings who moved back home. Little did I know I'd stay there for nearly two years as the country grappled with wave after wave of COVID surges, and I grappled with pandemic depression. (Not to be confused with pandemic fatigue. COVID-19 depression and anxiety has its own page on Johns Hopkins.) 2022 Financial Forecast: Will Rents Go Down Anytime Soon?Check Out: The Pros and Cons of Living at Home vs. Moving Out In January, I finally rejoined the droves of hopeful renters searching for a good deal. I signed up…

By Levi Leidy

Teaching Your Gen Z Kids About Money: The Top 10 Things To Know

There's not much you can teach Generation Z that they can't find out themselves. They are digital natives, after all — with YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and more, there's an answer around every corner. However, who is giving the advice could mean the difference between teaching your child to fish and them being catfished by a fake financial pro online. Find Out: Should You Pay For Your Kid's College? Experts Weigh In Look: The Hidden Costs of Education at Every Level To help navigate these waters, GOBankingRates put together the top 10 things Gen Z should know about money. 1. Learn the…

By Emeri Montgomery

How To Become Financially Independent: What It Means and How To Start

If you want to retire early to do some traveling or to spend quality time with your family, you'll need to create a plan that will result in you becoming financially independent. Staying out of debt and building your net worth are two actions that can help you gain financial independence and increase your chances of successfully retiring early. Gaining financial stability requires patience — you need to learn how to effectively manage your money and create passive income streams. Here are the retirement strategies you need to achieve financial independence. Learn: 27 Best Strategies To Get the Most Out…

By Cynthia Bowman

The Worst Personal Finance Advice on TikTok (and Why It’s Wrong)

TikTok isn't just about viral dance videos. It has quickly become a popular resource for personal finance advice — but unfortunately, not all of it is good. While there are some legitimate money experts on the app, there is a lot of financial advice floating around on TikTok that is misleading or just plain wrong. GOBankingRates asked personal finance experts to debunk some of the worst money advice on TikTok — so if you see any of this pop up on your #fyp, keep on scrolling. See: TikTok Influencers Are Paid More Than CEOs — But Which Is the Better Long-Term…

By Gabrielle Olya

Cash Stuffing: What It Is and Why It’s So Popular With Gen Z

Every generation looks at the younger generations and scratches their heads, noting differences that often feel miles wide. Generation Z, those born between 1997 and 2012, is definitely doing things differently than older generations, especially when it comes to money. Know: 9 Bills You Should Never Put on AutopaySave: Unplug These Appliances That Hike Up Your Electricity Bill These youth, who have been born into a digital age and utilize social media with a fervor their older peers don't understand, have also grown up during some tough economic times. They've watched their parents weather a massive recession, followed by a pandemic, and…

By Jordan Rosenfeld

How To Remove Your Parent From Your Bank Accounts

As a child, you probably marched into your first bank with a parent, the contents of your piggy bank or the $50 check that grandma sent you for your birthday in your pocket to use to open your first savings account. You walked out so proud to have achieved this rite of passage — your very own account with your very own money in it. Budget: 35 Useless Expenses You Need To Slash From Your Budget Now Smart Banking: 11 Best Options for Free Checking With No Minimum Balance Since minors generally can't open savings accounts, a parent or guardian…

By Jami Farkas

Gen Z in the Workforce

Facts About Gen Z

Generation Z refers to the generation born between 1997-2012, following millennials.

Gen Z makes up 20% of the US population (per Statista).

By 2025, Gen Z will make up about 27% of the workforce (per Forbes).

60% of Gen Zers want a job that will impact the world (per Adrenalin Media).

But work-life balance is Gen Z’s top job priority, according to a new survey by GOBankingRates.

10 Most Promising Careers for Gen Z Workers

For today's Generation Z workforce, endless job possibilities exist. When their grandparents were asked, "What do you want to be when you grow up?", their answers didn't vary much. Teacher. Doctor. Firefighter. Careers along those lines. Check Out: The 10 Best Stocks for the Gen Z Investor Read: 4 Industries Gen Z Might Save — and 4 It Might Destroy But thanks to technological advancements in everything from streaming services to solar power, Gen Zers have a lot more jobs open to them. And their priorities are different, too, when it comes to work. The 2021 Gen Z Spotlight Report from the…

By Jami Farkas
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Gen Z & Millennials Would Rather Be Unemployed Than Unhappy at Work

More than half of employees (56%) age 18 to 24, a demographic classified as Gen Z, say they would quit a job that prevented them from enjoying their lives, a new survey suggests. Forty percent of this demographic said they would "rather be unemployed than unhappy working in a job they didn't like," according to the 2022 Randstad Workmonitor report. The survey polled 35,000 employees across 34 markets and showed dramatically changing attitudes in the workplace — potentially sparked by the pandemic — as exemplified by The Great Resignation. Discover: 5 Best Foods To Buy in Bulk at Costco This…

By Dawn Allcot
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How To Write a Good Resume With No Experience

When applying for jobs, your resume is the first impression you make to recruiters and hiring managers. But how do you create an impressive resume when you're applying for your first job? Related: Is Your Resume Up To Par With the Competition? Jobs: 20 Jobs Where You Can Make $60,000 Out of College GOBankingRates spoke with professional resume writers and other career experts to get their best advice for writing a resume when you have no work experience yet. Make the Most of the 'Education' Section "Because you don't have much work experience, hiring managers will pay close attention to your…

By Gabrielle Olya

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The Cost of Higher Education

The Most Unusual Scholarships and Education Grants To Help You Pay For School

The thought of the cost of attending college is daunting, whether you're a parent or a student. According to the College Board, costs of tuition in 2020-21 ranged from an average of $10,650 a year for a public, four-year in-state college to $37,650 for a private nonprofit four-year college. Worth Reading: Explore the Cost of Education in the United States Find Out: Can You Afford Education in America at These Prices? But don't let the sticker shock and the thought of paying student loans for years discourage you. These days, scholarships exist for just about everything and anyone; you don't…

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Why Technical School Might Be the Best Education Move for Your Financial Future

With the cost of college — and student loans — continuing to rise, you may be considering alternatives. Average tuition, room and board for a private four-year college was $50,770 for the 2020-21 school year, according to the College Board, and $22,180 for public in-state four-year colleges. And that's just for one of the four years before graduation. Depending on your major — and the economy in your area — it could be years before your earnings can make that expensive degree worthwhile. Take a Look: Explore the Cost of Education in the United States Helpful: 94 Money-Making Skills You Can…

By Kimberly Lankford

The Hidden Costs of Education at Every Level

It's expensive to raise a kid — and you may not realize how much you're paying in extra education expenses at every age, too. Whether you send your child to public or private school, there are a lot of additional costs that creep up and can quickly add hundreds of dollars to your budget — and even more as your kids get older. When your children reach college, be prepared for thousands of dollars in hidden costs beyond the already massive bills for tuition, room and board. Here's how to prepare for these extra costs of education at every age….

By Kimberly Lankford
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Should Teens Contribute To Saving for Education?

Wrangling with student loan debt is one of the most significant economic struggles in the U.S. Americans owe over $1.75 trillion in student loan debt across over 40 million borrowers. Though President Joe Biden has made promises to reduce that debt, it surely won't be eliminated altogether, and we can expect the problem of mounting student loan debt to continue. See Our List: 100 Most Influential Money Experts Cash App Borrow: How To Borrow Money on Cash App With this in mind, parents may be wondering, should their kids start working as teenagers to contribute to their college tuition? Experts…

By Nicole Spector
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Why Is the American Education System So Expensive?

No matter what kind of education you're seeking as an American student, there's no denying that it's expensive. From preschool to college, families and students everywhere are having to shoulder ever-increasing costs just to have access to education. Take a Look: Explore the Cost of Education in the United States Discover: What It Really Costs To Attend America's Top 50 Colleges But why is an American education so expensive, and why do costs keep increasing each year with no relief in sight? To answer these questions, here's insight gathered from industry experts as well as information from some of the latest research…

By Cynthia Measom
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How To Save Money on Your Apartment Hunt: A Guide for College and Post-Graduate Students

According to a report from Finances Online, just 22% of college students in the U.S. live in on-campus housing. About the same, 23%, live in purpose-built off-campus housing. The largest percentage by far — more than half at 55% — are renters.  Check Out: 35 Surprising Cities With Low Costs of Living See: The Cost To Own a 3-Bedroom Home in Every State That means that a whole lot of college students are competing for the same apartments and houses — and today, they're doing it in one of the tightest and most expensive rental markets in recent memory. GOBankingRates…

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