Millennials have been through a lot. Many of the generation were young adults when the Great Recession began, and to this day, they struggle to buy homes and pay off student debt. Now these jaded ...

Good morning. This is Betty Lin-Fisher with today's edition of The Daily Money. It's a busy news day today: you'll need a REAL ID or other approved ID to fly, the conclave has begun to choose a ...

Dan Colflesh spent four years looking for a job after leaving the workforce to attend college. He said his cost-cutting measures helped ease the financial stress during his job hunt. It's become ...

Millennials have been through a lot. So, the United States might not be in a recession right now, but its youngest working adults are still anxious — and seeking advice from their older peers ...

It was long enough ago that it's kind of a distant memory, but Millennials were persistently vilified by Boomers and Gen Xers as whiny weaklings from the moment they entered the workforce ...

A new online craze is set to wedge a deeper rift between Millennials and Gen Zs, as 80s and 90s babies are claiming they have an elite physical mark that no one else has. People born between 1981 ...

Millennials, born between 1981 and 1996, are entering middle age, and you know what that means — mid-life crises! Faced with uncertainty and anxiety about life, people between the ages of 40 and ...

Lydia Patrick is a Newsweek Life and Trends Reporter based in London, focusing on emerging trends, human interest stories, and women's issues. She previously uncovered a growing pattern of knife ...

Gen Z and millennial pet parents are most likely to go all out and throw their pets a birthday party, with 83% and 79% saying they have done so. In contrast, just two-fifths of over-55s have ...

When assessing the landscape of housing affordability today, conversations between members of the millennial and baby boomer generations can often devolve into finger pointing over which of them ...

For millennials and Gen Z, frustration with the Democratic Party isn't just simmering — it's boiling over. Young voters who once leaned left with enthusiasm are increasingly disillusioned.