As too many millennials have found out, life can get expensive — fast — if you don’t know your bearings around a bank statement, student loans, or a credit report.
Obviously, it’s best to get a handle on how to manage your money during the high school and college years, before you’re likely to truly dig yourself into a hole. The good news is that research shows that this age group — roughly 14 to 21, or what we’ll call Gen Z for lack of a better term — is actually more engaged than their older siblings when it comes to money.
Obviously, it’s best to get a handle on how to manage your money during the high school and college years, before you’re likely to truly dig yourself into a hole. The good news is that research shows that this age group — roughly 14 to 21, or what we’ll call Gen Z for lack of a better term — is actually more engaged than their older siblings when it comes to money.
- 5/2/2017
- by Martha C. White
- PEOPLE.com
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