Millennials think about their pensions EVEN LESS than Gen Z
Millennials' reluctance may be a case of burying their head in the sand, as only 35% think their pension will be enough to get them through retirement.
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How young voters helped to put Trump in the White House
And why millennials and Gen Zers are already leaving the president
Gen Z Britons reveal why they are willing to try 'standing seats' on planes
A controversial prototype design for a standing plane seat recently went viral on social media. And a poll has revealed that Gen Z Brits are much more open to the idea of flying without a seat than o…
7 days ago
From TikTok to the track: Gen Z are driving running’s third great boom
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At the heart of running’s unprecedented explosion in popularity is the digitally native generation making the sport fashionable, communal and more diverse than ever
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Disturbing way Brigitte Macron met future lover Emmanuel... as shock 'shoving' video emerges
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Members of Gen Z have been left shocked to learn how Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte first met - following the now-viral video of her 'shoving him in the face.'
9 days ago
Inside the tiny island nearly 100 miles from the UK where no one pays income or inheritance tax... and you don't need a CV to get a job
A tiny island nearly 100 miles from Britain with only three pubs, a population of less than a thousand and a ban on cars does not sound like the obvious location for the latest Gen Z revolution.
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40% of Gen Z expect to spend more in 2025 than last year — make sure to use the right credit card
With Gen Z looking to spend more in 2025, the right credit card can offer protections and rewards.
15 days ago
Ambitious Gen Z lead the return to office — here's how they are using it to get ahead
Gen Z has been called out for shirking the office, but new research finds that young workers are in the office more than any other generation.
Britons are more likely to spend a first date on a RUN than in a bar as sober Gen Z ditch boozy meetups, research reveals
In a poll completed by UK Amazon workers, one in four participants would prefer to exercise on a first date, twice the number of those preferring to visit a bar or pub.
Greed is Good again! How Gen Z are recreating 1980s-style excess with 'Boom Boom' culture - spending every last penny of their pay cheques on luxuries in a bid to appear wealthy
Today's youth may have a bleaker financial future than some who grew up in the flash-the-cash 80s, but that's not going to stop them spend-spend-spending.