They don’t even have much saved in their bank accounts. Federal Reserve data shows that Americans under 35 have less cash in ...

TikTokers are ditching cards for “cash-only weekends” — a budgeting trick that puts impulse buys on ice. It's not just about saving money — it’s about spending with purpose.

The report found that, on average, Gen Z workers spend nearly twice as much as they earn. They don’t have enough money saved ...

Gen Z is also savvy when it comes to making sure they secure access to the best shows. 45% of Gen Z say access to presale rewards and early ticket access–like those offered to Cash App customers ...

Gen Z is turning data sharing into a side hustle with a new app that pays users $50+ a month to track their digital habits — and they’re not feeling guilty about it.

Tariffs Are Impacting Gen Z Spending. Here’s How They Can Financially Cope Generally, experts recommend paying attention to the economy, but not making major financial decisions based on the day ...

The Credit Karma survey asked 2,074 U.S. adults which non-essential items they'd still happily pay for, no matter their cash flow. A striking 87% of Gen Z (ages 18–28) say they consider certain ...

Gen Z is also savvy when it comes to making sure they secure access to the best shows. 45% of Gen Z say access to presale rewards and early ticket access–like those offered to Cash App customers ...

The tariffs will likely impact Gen Z’s spending and saving habits. According to the Bank of America Institute , they currently spend twice as much as they have in savings.

Gen Z is typically considered to include anyone born between 1997 and 2012. Still, if you’re between the ages of 13 and 28, you’re considered a member of Gen Z.