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The Freeform Movement

... a correlation between having free time as children and high self-esteem later in life, as well as the ability to recalibrate one’s goals. Parents see the ability to adapt and adjust as a particularly relevant skillset given the unpredictable nature of the economy. Ys were raised for a future they weren’t prepared for, marked by a financial collapse and crippling debt, and they don’t want their children to suffer the same fate. Parents also recognize that, due to rapid advancements in technology ...

On The (Im)pulse

... money and finances in recent years (see Public Funds). Money is no longer a taboo topic among young consumers, especially when considered against the widespread epidemic of student loan debt, the “treat yourself” mentality that youth embrace, and their tendency to turn to their friends for advice as they navigate adulthood (see Friends With Benefits). As Ys and Zs broadcast the products and services they purchase on their social channels and discuss the financial cost of their evolving lifestyles ...

Open House

... , security, and domesticity of a home in spaces apart from where they lay their head. For marketers, recognizing young consumers’ reinterpretation of home is critical to understanding their evolving needs through adulthood. Ys’ financial circumstances have significantly impacted their perception of home ownership. As a generation saddled with debt from the moment they entered adulthood, most haven’t had the money to buy a home and have needed to delay this milestone until much later in life. They simply ...

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A&S Education

... A quantitative overview of youth's attitudes and preferences surrounding education, specifically college.Only 5% of teen Zs are uninterested in going college, while another 11% are unsure about attending. QUESTIONING COLLEGE Today’s youth are well aware of the financial strain associated with continuing education. Among those who are unsure or not interested in going to college, nearly half say it’s because they can’t afford it. For Trendsetters, this number jumps to 67%. The debt associated ...

Off To College?

... College Finance PreferencesSelect one statement that you agree with more. Wouldn't consider going to college abroad to avoid debt | Would consider going to college abroad to avoid debt | I am/did look for a job that will pay for further education | I am/did not look for a job that will pay for further education | College/ university is not worth getting in debt for | College/ university is worth getting in debt for | Won't/didn't go to college until I can pay for tuition | Will/did go to ...

Consumer Confidence - Economic Impacts

... lump sum payments to pay off or pay down outstanding debt | Buy furniture and home decor in the next month | Invest more for retirement than you are now | Buy major home electronics such as a TV, computer, tablet in the next month | Buy large home appliances | Subscribe to a new streaming service in the next month | Planning a large home improvement/renovation project in the next month | Research/book a vacation or travel in the next month | Relocate to a different part of the ...

Finance Data

... following, if any, would you choose to do?Please rank your top 3 selections. Put the money in my savings account | Save the money for a larger purchase (e.g., new car, home) | Use the money to improve my surroundings/daily life (e.g., new furniture, fix car) | Go on a trip | Catch up on bills/pay down debt (e.g., student loans) | Put the money into an investment account (e.g., stock, bond, ETF) | Go on a shopping spree | Donate the money to a charity/those in need | Invest in a collectable ...

The Future of Dating

... | Have a small/intimate wedding | Have a grand/elaborate wedding Wedding BellsTo what extent do you agree/disagree with each of the following statements?Strongly/Somewhat Agree Summary Weddings are too expensive | Weddings today are more about the party than the couple For Better Or For WorseWhich of the following, if any, are true for you?Select all that apply. I would marry someone with a large amount of student loans/debt | I would marry someone with a large amount of credit card debt ...

Spending & Travel

... A quantitative overview of young people's travel related spending habits and preferences.YOLO $PENDINGHow strongly do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?Strongly/Somewhat Agree Summary Put the money in my savings account | Save the money for a larger purchase (e.g., new car, home) | Use the money to improve my surroundings/daily life (e.g., new furniture, fix car) | Go on a trip | Catch up on bills/pay down debt (e.g., student loans) | Put the money into an ...

Race & Activism Data

... services | Quality healthcare | Have a reliable home/family life | Go to a gym/fitness center | Affordable housing | Quality college/university education | Quality primary education | Beauty/grooming products | Get a financial loan from a bank/financial lender | Become famous | Buy luxury products | None of the above FINANCIAL GOALSWhich of the following financial goals, if any, do you believe are possible for you?Please select all that apply. Owning a home | Being debt free ...