The Latest Breaking News from Millennials

Millennials are known for changing jobs often, but how does that affect their retirement savings

Social media has long been lambasted for making users feel poorly about their accomplishments or lifestyles. Turns out, it can make people feel bad about their money, too.

Mortgage rates are surging higher, inflation is soaring, and many experts are forecasting a recession may soon be on the way. Despite these negative impacts on the housing market, real estate remains America’s favorite long-term investment in 2022, according to a just-released Bankrate survey. It was the third time in…

No one has suffered more than Millennials from the shocking fact that there have been 20 housing ministers since 1997 and 11 since the Conservatives formed their coalition with the Liberal Democrats in 2010.

Solo travel needn’t mean grubby hostels and budget gap year students. Giulia Crouch road tests a new luxury backpacking trip for millennials

Despite the stereotypes, my generation also wants a house, a family and a career – we just worry they might be unattainable

About 39% of millennials own cryptocurrencies, higher than the percentage of those owning mutual funds and about equal to the number of millennials who own individual stocks, according to a report. A new study by investing firm Alto, finds that millennials aged 25 to 40, who own cryptocurrencies, are likely…

Australia looks very different from five years ago: There are as many millennials as baby boomers, there are more than one million single-parent families and there has been an "unexpected" move to high-rise living. Here's what the latest census data tells us.

Western Australia's population is getting older — but unlike rest of the country, there's a falling share of millennials compared to baby boomers. And that's not all we found out about the state from the census.