By Tori Guttierez, Cetera Investors
There has been a lot of angst over the faltering economy in general, but the âCOVID generationâ â young adults just hitting the job market or those looking forward to achieving key financial milestones â have been particularly hard-hit by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. These young workers are facing a tight job market while paying down student debt just as housing prices skyrocket.
While it may seem like a less than opportune time to think about savings and financial well-being, there are good reasons for millennials to be proactive. Even amid recent economic volatility, there are ways for millennials to take advantage of greater financial offerings and new opportunities to save. From adaptive budgeting to strategic investing, there are a number of things savvy millennials can do to enter 2021 with confidence.