Financially speaking, Gen Z has it much worse than millennials did at their age. "The data reveals that since 1984, the average graduate salary has fallen by 10.6% when adjusted for inflation," according to a study by Self Financial Inc. Unsurprisingly, the so-called FIRE lifestyle (Financial Independence, Retire Early) seems far-fetched to most. Despite that, a sizable chunk of Zoomers can realistically avoid working in their middle age if they make wise financial decisions today. Don't Miss: 8
Financially speaking, Gen Z has it much worse than millennials did at their age. "The data reveals that since 1984, the average graduate salary has fallen by…
Financially speaking, Gen Z has it much worse than millennials did at their age. "The data reveals that since 1984, the average graduate salary has fallen by 10.6% when adjusted for inflation," according to a study by Self Financial Inc. Unsurprisingly, the so-called FIRE lifestyle (Financial Independence, Retire Early) seems far-fetched to most. Despite that, a sizable chunk of Zoomers can realistically avoid working in their middle age if they make wise financial decisions today. Don't Miss: 8
Retiring early might sound like a fantasy, especially in today’s economic climate, but financial guru Dave Ramsey assures us it’s entirely possible with the right strategies—one of the most potent being an investment in real estate. In his recent .