Generation Z is facing significant financial challenges, with many choosing to become NEETs (Not in Employment, Education, or Training) by choice. Reports indicate that Gen Z is spending more on housing and insurance than millennials and has accumulated more debt, even after accounting for inflation and higher incomes. The Washington Post analysis reveals that Gen Z is disproportionately affected by rising prices, higher housing costs, and larger student loan balances. Additionally, roughly 1 in 7 Gen Zers are maxed out on their credit cards.
Generation Z has been disproportionately pummeled by rising prices, higher housing costs, larger student loan balances and more overall debt than the millennials before them. Gen Z is spending more on necessities than millennials did at the same age, according to a Post analysis… https://t.co/vgFJdTcyJh
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