For many millennials, the answer has an overwhelming impact on how they feel about the economy.

A majority of 18-to-25-year-olds spend more than 30% of their pre-tax income on rent.

With the share of older people in the workforce growing, maybe it’s time to rethink the label.

And just about everyone has sticker shock.

Many young adults, in particular, are looking for a more holistic approach to money. And the ones that do hire financial advisors want to talk about their mental and emotional wellbeing as well as the stock market.

A growing proportion of the housing market is being taken over by millennials, according to new data.

Gen Z has developed its own way to communicate and is now bringing it into the workplace. But their use of language is leaving older colleagues bewildered.

Concert tickets might not break your soul like, say, buying a home in this market could.

The fast-casual chain has turned around business since the health scares of years past.

New Federal Reserve research says student loan debt is hurting the housing market.