Gen X numbers around 65 million, while the baby boomers have around 69 million members and millennials number around 72 million, as of the latest data from 2022. Gen X is also sometimes referred to as the “latchkey generation” as they were often left unsupervised at home after school until...
Generation X generally refers to Americans born between 1965 and 1980, while millennials (or Generation Y) are typically said to include people born between 1981 and the mid-1990s. In this study, the range was 1981 to 1999. In general, both generations were worse off ...
While Millennials spend more money thanks to the financial liberality that comes with age, it’s pivotal to note the burgeoning influence of Gen Z.1By 2030, this group will compose 30% of the workforce, likely heralding a significant shift in spending power.2 ...
firm retirement plans. Per the Transamerica survey, 70% are saving for retirement throughemployer-sponsored planssuch as a401(k)and/or outside the workplace. Gen Zers also started saving for retirement at age 19, much earlier than Millennials (age 25),Gen Xers(30), and Baby Boomers (35)...
Millennials, like Gen X, value authenticity. Be transparent and authentic in your messaging and approach; this will help you build trust with millennials who value honesty and transparency. Be Flexible Be open to changes and flexible in your approach. With the recession’s uncertainty, it’s ess...
Mashable's entertainment team picks our Watch of the Week, TV shows and movies that you absolutely must add to your list.As Generation X and elder millennials are tramping into middle age, we look back on our youth achingly aware of how fast some things change. This is particularly true ...
Millennials are just so much bigger, so it's really impressive that Gen Zers, given how much smaller the generation, well, not that much smaller, but slightly smaller the generation is, and not as financially stable, are still able to engage in these activities so st...
comfortably exceeds that of a millennial or a Gen X-er at the same age, in real terms. True, housing affordability has worsened since the 1980s. But, thanks to Gen Z-ers’ stronger wage growth, house prices as a multiple of earnings are rough...
The phenomenon of “quiet quitting” has gained significant attention globally through various platforms, raising concerns about the impact of workplace stress on individuals’ personal lives and sparking social movements and investigations. As the numbe
Considering that Gen Z represent around 27% and Millennials represent around the 24% of the world population [28], targeting these tech savvy users with specialized campaigns aimed at spreading science-based information could provide a multiplier effect on other age groups and ultimately decrease the...