The study found Gen Z and millennials felt the most confident about retiring “on their own terms,” at 75% and 71%, respectively. Meanwhile, 68% of baby boomers reported they were confident.

“To put it simply, millennials/gen Z have a lot more on the line when taking over a farm,” Enderle says. “Throw in the ...

Ambitious spending plans by teenagers and young adults were the driving factor behind a rise in consumer confidence. Gen Z‘s contributions have been partly offset by their parents, BRC data ...

The British Retail Consortium (BRC) has credited Gen Z (18-27 year olds) and their spending habits for a stabilisation of consumer confidence. According to BRC-Opinium data, consumers believe their ...

(Photographer: Luke MacGregor/Bloomberg via Getty Images) Gen Z’s plans to go big on spending in the next three months have contributed to a rise in consumer confidence, a new survey has suggested.