While the average student loan payment is $284, Gen Z was paying substantially more, with an average of $526 each month, ...

Young Americans are now spending 58% of their income on mortgage payments, nearly double what they paid just five years ago.

Gen Z homeowners are facing several challenges, and many said that they underestimated what owning a house really costs.

Gen Z is increasingly choosing to take on multiple jobs. Some creators are going a step further and posting about their side ...

Gen Z certainly isn’t alone in their debt crisis surrounding auto loans, though — it’s a nationwide problem largely due to the dramatic increase in car prices.

Despite high interest rates and housing prices, Gen Z is finding resourceful ways to buy homes, such as by leveraging FHA ...

Current reports that Gen-Z and Millennials prioritize financial health over looks in romantic partners, valuing good credit ...

Gen Z women on the other hand are all-in on nursing, and can earn nearly $120,000 annually. No degree needed—just a lot of patience, empathy, and mental fortitude.

Student loan debt is one of the biggest plagues on our wallets. Though Gen Z has the lowest average student loan debt balance ($22,948), according to EducationData.org, rising education costs mean ...

Rent Burden Eases for Gen Z Since 2011 Peak, Yet Remains a Major Challenge Over half still spend more than 30% of their income on rent.

Gen Z homeowners are tapping into home equity at surprising rates to fund home upgrades, pay down debt, and cover medical bills according to our latest survey.

Tired of the “lazy” label, Gen Z workers say they’re misunderstood — not unmotivated — and just want a voice, less burnout, and meaningful collaboration.