Millennials

Black church leaders say that African-Americans who identify today as atheist, agnostic or nonreligious are inextricably linked to an ancestral belief in a "most high God."

The real estate market is set to grow by 5.6% this year. Learn how millennials are using AI-powered tech to buy affordable cashflow positive houses in rural and urban cores using their credit card.

Personal fitness is financial fitness. Stay on top of your health expenses with a Health Savings Account.

In the summer of 2020, when cities from Portland to Raleigh erupted in street violence and mobs looted storefronts, lobbed Molotov cocktails and tore down public monuments, journalists rushed to compare it to 1968.

Even if you are a young millennial, you need to start saving for your future now. Here are some top tips on how to prepare the best financial plan for your future.

A Financial Times global survey reveals young people are frustrated over unemployment, student loan debts, and pandemic restrictions—and seemingly uncaring older generations.

The new Simplifi by Quicken is changing the financial game for millennials by helping them stay on budget and optimize their savings.

Millennials are the largest group in the U.S. workforce but have 10 times less money than Baby Boomers control today.

Hand-wringing about "healing America's divide" amounts to nothing unless America is worth treasuring in the first place. Flag-wavers may be laughingstocks for sophisticates who think they're beyond such rituals. But momentum is on the side of those who have something to defend.

A significant number of millennials say they are less inclined to have a child for the first time due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new poll.

An idea for a group tattoo on TikTok amongst Zoomers has gone too far, with many young people, seemingly unintentionally, planning to get a symbol similar to the Wolfsangel, which was used by Nazis.

Despite the coronavirus pandemic, recession and social upheaval, pockets of the US housing market are heating up – particularly the suburbs and rural rentals. And millennials aren't shy from taking advantage of it!

The survey also found that 59 percent believe something like the Holocaust could happen again.

What happens to New York matters to America.

Importance of nutrition on mental health, and how to eat healthy on a bad mental health day

Two in five young Americans used their emergency savings during the coronavirus crisis, as unemployment tops 30 million.

The world may be filled with absolute chaos right now, but with yoga, you can always find a moment of peace from within.

Investing in rent-yielding properties, while helps you diversify your portfolio and paves the way to early retirement, comes at a significant cost. But now, there is one prop-tech company giving you a low-cost entry into the real estate market.

It started with a Gen Z TikTok user saying: "Personally I don't want to be associated with people who still think that Harry Potter movies are a personality trait."

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Millennials must respond to the heavy hand of the baby boomers.

The pandemic has highlighted generational fissures in America, but it also offers a critical opportunity to address them.

For the first time in the 21st Century, the Baby Boomers are no longer the largest generation in America.

Colorado Rep. Ken Buck blasted the $2 trillion stimulus relief package.

You kids may think your challenges are far greater than those other generations have faced. No, They're not. And here's why.

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders holds a dominant lead over every other Democratic presidential candidate among younger Generation Z and Millennial voters, but his support among older Baby Boomer Democrats barely registers.

Claiming a quote that seemed to insult millennials was taken out of context, the AARP has issued a clarification of executive Myrna Blyth's statement.

AARP reportedly pulled in $142 million in 2017 from print advertisements in both magazines, as well as $32 million in digital advertising, according to Axios.

We'll all do a better job of tackling the challenges facing the world together, across generational lines. This Boomer says to his younger compatriots: OK indeed. Let's get to work.

Bob Lonsberry was met with a barrage of responses after he made his point on Twitter.