Is Gen Z Financially Nihilistic or Just 25?
Bank Nerd Corner welcomes Thea Garon, a financial well-being lead at the Urban Institute (https://www.urban.org), a Washington, D.C.-based nonpartisan research organization.
The Urban Institute recently published survey research exploring how Generation Z — defined as adults between 18 and 30 — approaches money, risk and financial planning.
Kiah and Thea walk through what the data actually shows: some economic pessimism and anxiety, financial sophistication and awareness and, at the same time, some concerning behavior.
The conversation also covers why young adults turn to friends, family and…
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