When analysts want to know how Americans are feeling about the economy, they look to consumer surveys from The Conference Board and the University of Michigan. But they each paint a slightly different picture of people under age 35.

Amid elevated interest rates and high costs, millennials and older members of Gen Z made no gains in owning homes in 2024, Redfin data shows.

Financial consultants predict older Americans will pass on $124 trillion, boosted by stocks and real estate, to heirs and charities through 2048.

According to a new survey from BlackRock, only 60% of Gen Xers say they are on track to have enough retirement savings. And time is running out — the oldest of them are reaching retirement age.

The Harris Poll found 37% of millennial workers and 24% of Gen Z had taken time off without telling their boss. Here’s why.

New research casts doubt on the widespread belief that the generation of Americans will be worse off than their parents.

Millennials have faced challenges to homeownership for years. Now, a slim majority of millennials own a home.

There are new products that make investing and trading easier than ever for people who have less money, through apps and fractional shares.

It’s not true that all baby boomers are better off and millennials have no chance at owning homes.

Those pantry brands aren’t as small as consumers think, says writer Emily Sundberg. Wholesaler Faire is “the Oz behind the curtain.”