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millennial

[mi-len-ee-uhl] / mɪˈlɛn i əl /


NOUN
thousand
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Another positive sign is that Amex said the company continues to see good momentum in spending trends in the new year, driven by higher-income millennials and Gen Z.

From Barron's

There’s “a lot of momentum behind millennials and Gen Z,” which “gives us a long runway to work with,” Le Caillec told MarketWatch.

From MarketWatch

Parents have made financial literacy a priority for their kids — especially millennial-age parents, noted Lira, himself a millennial whose experience with money “has been a challenge” in many ways.

From MarketWatch

Parents have made financial literacy a priority for their kids, especially millennial-age parents, noted Lira — himself a millennial — whose experience with money “has been a challenge” in many ways.

From MarketWatch

Related: Did baby boomers really have it easier than millennials?

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