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Too many US workers face the prospect of spending their old age in poverty
Millennials’ pressure likely to tip balance in employer schemes
Like Greta Thunberg, I’m worried about my generation’s dreams being stolen by our elders
Many students are more likely to worry about money than exam results
How a US entrepreneur sold her innovative shoes to sceptical venture capitalists
New models of living encourage social inclusion and blending generations
Older staff may be expensive but outperform younger ones on almost every measure
The founder has eschewed many jewellery conventions but remains committed to mined gemstones
If a family member asks for a loan, consider your own financial resilience first
Buyers flush with tech fortunes are changing the face of high-end property
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The millennial demographic is starved of space.
Tea industry buyers are near monopolies who outgun the smallholders or day labourers
New funds aim to mimic millennial spending habits, while targeting them as clients
Five steps that college leavers can take now to be better-prepared for the future
Girls receive 5 per cent less than boys
Tax, pension, student loan, travel . . . the calls on your salary seem endless
Lucky minority of young matching fortunes of earlier generations. finds Resolution Foundation
Established parties are losing out as voters and politicians create their own political playlists
Dispute over extent of operations in Switzerland and Italy
Research disproves assumption that each generation enjoys better quality of life
In the nature-versus-nurture tech debate, we look to the world’s most famous nanny
‘Rougai’ reflects a feeling that the young are being outnumbered and harassed by the old
The younger generation see all the hypocrisies of capitalism, which have been on display since they have come of age
Locked-out millennials would love to buy a terraced house, but have nothing but selfie dreams
