Face-off: Gen Z vs. Millennials

Could Gen Z leave millennials in the dust? # In This Email - This Week’s Money Moves: ⚬ Earn money [in your comfort zone]( ⚬ [Start investing]( your extra cash ⚬ Don’t make [these mistakes]( - Newsworthy: ⚬ Here’s where Gen Z sets itself apart from millennials - $$$ Boosters: ⚬ [Save your paycheck]( from outrageous grocery prices This Week’s Money Moves [Escape the Heat and Earn Money]( Stay cool and earn cash while it’s sizzlin’ hot outside. 🥵 [Read more »]( [Put Your Money to Work]( Work. Work. Work those investments! 🤑💰 [Read more »]( [THIS IS BAD ADVICE]( Never listen to anyone who says these silly things. 🤡 [Read more »]( Newsworthy Here’s where Gen Z sets itself apart from millennials [Millennials in Business](#) Some people confuse Gen Z with millennials. And that’s understandable. They do have quite a bit in common. Both generations grew up watching viral videos and nurturing friendships online. And they entered the workforce during a tough job market. Millennials had the Great Recession of 2008. After graduating college, some had to move in with their parents and settle for being part-time sandwich artists and baristas making snazzy latte art. Gen Z? They had the COVID-19 pandemic. This unlikely event shut down the same part-time jobs millennials relied on at the same age. So Gen Z had to adapt. [Making money online]( through YouTube videos, TikTok, and the gig economy became their “new normal.” And this “new normal” brought some other interesting money habits, like: - Having a lower percentage of student debt (but some Gen Zers aren’t 18 yet). - Saving and investing more — Gen Z has $360 billion in disposable income. - Thrifting. Some make up to $300K reselling on apps like Poshmark! - Using social media hacks to improve their personal finances. Gen Z is a pretty inspiring bunch, aren’t they? They refuse to be complacent with any ol' boring office job, and they take side hustlin' to the next level. They’d rather forge their own path and work — and live — at their own pace. What are you waiting for? Start savin’ and hustlin’ like a Gen Zer: - Make extra money by playing games. - Learn how to make bank reselling used stuff online. - Get inspired by our 2022 side hustle MEGA LIST. $$$ Boosters Learn [6 easy ways]( to avoid wasting your rent money on expensive groceries. [Earn extra income by watching ads](. These 11 apps and sites could pay you. [Start investing and building wealth](. These tips could make learning how to invest easier. Get your side hustle on and make up to $1000 per month. [FIND YOUR MATCH →]( [Money Bags]( Make Moves with Your Personal Finances Credit Cards Insurance Make Money Manage Money Investing Loans Banking Debt Help Related Stories … [8 Incredibly Easy Tips for Gen Z to Start Investing]( 6 minute read | May 12, 2022 [15 Fascinating Millennial Investing Trends]( 15 minute read | May 13, 2022 [8 Reasons Gen X is Especially Good With Money]( 5 minute read | July 8, 2022 [The 19 Best Things Millennials Can Do for Retirement]( 7 minute read | July 12, 2022 [Why Millennials Hate Credit Cards]( 5 minute read | June 26, 2022 [Facebook]( [Youtube]( [Instagram]( [Twitter]( [Flipboard]( [FinanceBuzz]( [Unsubscribe]( © 2022 FinanceBuzz 111 E. Atlantic Ave., Suite 200, Delray Beach, FL 33444 FinanceBuzz is an informational website that provides tips, advice, and recommendations to help you make financial decisions. We strive to provide up-to-date information, but make no warranties regarding the accuracy of our information. Ultimately, you are responsible for your financial decisions. FinanceBuzz is not a financial institution and does not provide credit cards or any other financial products. FinanceBuzz.com does not make any credit decisions. FinanceBuzz is reader-supported. We may receive compensation from the products and services mentioned in this email.