Gen ‘Y’ is an apt moniker for a generation that has grown to question financial norms. More banally referred to as ‘Millennials’, the tag is in keeping with their arrival at the turn of the millennium (born between 1981 and 2000). A bridge between Gen X (mid-’60s to early ’80s), that slogged its way out of a poverty-laden past, and Gen Z (mid-’90s to mid-2000s), the pampered progeny that breathes tech and wants for little, millennials couldn’t have timed their entry better.
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