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Regrets include not prioritizing education, frequent job changes, and involvement in office drama. This is part of an ongoing series about older Americans' regrets. For millions of Americans ...
The millennial generation is growing up -- and learning financial lessons along the way. Consisting of those born between 1981 and 1996, the oldest members of this group are now in their early 40s....
Take Lohanny Santos: Despite having a dual college degree and three languages up her sleeve, the Gen Zer couldn’t land an interview through online job boards so she hit the street of New York ...
It was 2010, and Scott had just graduated from college with a bachelor’s in economics, a minor in business and $30,000 in student debt. At some of the interviews he was by far the least qualified person in the room. The other applicants described their corporate jobs and listed off graduate degrees. Some looked like they were in their 50s.
Meanwhile, millennials spend the most at $1,016, but are the least regretful (55%). Gen Z spends the next highest amount—$844—but is more regretful than millennials (58%). Impulse spending ...
Today Fortune meets 30-year-old Lucy Guo, an entrepreneur worth approximately $500 million.. Guo dropped out of her computer science undergrad program at Carnegie Mellon University to accept a ...
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Nearly a quarter of baby boomers, Gen Xers and millennials all agreed this was their biggest money regret. Financial education is a key part of being able to manage your money and make sound ...