Gen Z can be tough to get a read on. Born generally between 1996 and 2012, members are digitally savvy and often push the boundary on technological tools. When it comes to finances, however, this is a generation of nuances. The age gap between the youngest and oldest Gen Z members means the cohort encompasses very different priorities. The young adults in this generation prioritize earning a buck — and aren’t afraid to change jobs or locations to do so — as well as saving for retirement or a rainy day. However, experience with pandemics, unstable economies, challenging housing markets, and more makes them appreciate mental health, too.
So, how is this generation responding and interacting with the modern economy? Test your knowledge in the quiz below.