Every generation has its uniqueness and Generation Z is no exception. Gen Z is the youngest generation, gaining ground as they enter the workforce, with the oldest in the group about 25 years old.
They are growing to be the largest in size and in spending power, (there is no wonder why they are an appealing generation to marketers) and may become the wealthiest generation.
1. Parents Can Bridge the Financial Education Gap
Without parental guidance and formal financial education, Generation Z will be ill-prepared to fully manage their finances.
2. Set Financial Goals
By setting financial goals, you can lay the groundwork to achieve your priorities successfully which can be:
– Creating a workable budget
– Advancing your career.
3. Create A Budget
Creating a budget is an excellent place to start understanding your finances so that you can better manage your financial needs and priorities.
5. Building Credit And Boosting Scores
Building and maintaining good credit will help you realize more affordable loans for your financial goals like buying a car or home or starting a new business.