The Latest Breaking News from Millennials

Millennials are splurging on 6 so-called essentials—but these habits could quietly sabotage their financial future. Are you making the same mistakes?

For a lot of Millennials, "we can't afford that" was practically a childhood mantra. Vacations? Maybe once a decade. Piano lessons? Too expensive. But one Redditor's post on the r/Millennials forum struck a nerve by questioning whether some parents really were struggling — or just playing frugal while sitting comfortably…

The movement, characterized by elements like corsets, flowing skirts, chainmail accessories and the revival of mead, is gaining traction among Gen Z and millennials.

Millennials complain about money woes. But are they better off than Gen Z and Gen X? New data reveals surprising financial wins for this generation.

Just thinking it’s time to buy a house is not “a good reason to own a home,” the Real Deal publisher told Fortune.

It was me and 150 other millennials and gen Zers in Los Angeles. What could go wrong?

Fashion in 2025 is all about nostalgia, with Gen Z and millennials reviving Y2K, 90s grunge and vintage staples in a big way.

The Global X Millennials Consumer ETF (NASDAQ: MILN) taps into $1.1–$1.9T in millennial spending power, offering diversified exposure to tech, retail, travel.

Over half of Gen Zers and nearly 60% of millennials are depending on their inheritance to achieve financial security. Just 22% of baby boomers expect to leave them anything.