Older generations have made their fair share of financial mistakes. Signing up for costly traditional policies on the advice of the friendly neighbourhood insurance agent, buying a dubious land parcel in some far-flung village for its long term payoff or simply putting away a chunk of life savings in high-yield deposits of some obscure co-operative bank. Most households will recount such sordid tales. Like any generation before them, millennials and Gen Z also remain vulnerable to money traps. O ..
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