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Millennials are emerging as AI super users

Earlier this summer, home appliance maker Midea recalled 1.7 million window air conditioner units due to potential mold exposure. It was a major bump in the road for the company, and a wake-up moment for many of its core consumers– millennials.

Take a bite back into your childhood: from quirky cereals to discontinued snacks, some foods defined entire lunchboxes and after-school cravings. If you grew up before 2000, you might still remember debating whether Smurf‑Berry Crunch or Oreo O’s was worth the sugar rush, or nudging your parents for Lunchables instead…

About two-thirds of recent younger homebuyers hope for a mortgage rate drop soon, according to a Truework study.

Half of millennials admit emotional spending has hurt their finances. Learn five ways to curb emotional spending and take control of your financial future.

Millennials are trading tradition for flexibility when it comes to building wealth.

A new Empower survey shows one-third of Americans start buying pumpkin-spice products in August, with 45% of Gen Z and millennials leading the charge despite rising seasonal costs.

Most people would consider $6,000 a month a pretty comfortable budget—unless you're someone's retired mom spending $1,500 of it just on dining out, with zero rent, zero healthcare costs, and a paid-off house in California. According to a post in the Millennials subreddit, that's exactly what one user is dealing…

So, what’s keeping millennials, the largest living adult generation, stuck in the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle? Here are seven key factors holding them back.