Sentences with phrase «longer than their millennial»

Industry sources also report student loans are a contributing factor as to why Gen Xers delay buying a home longer than their millennial counterparts.

Not exact matches

So if your company doesn't value anything more than your profit margin, don't expect Millennial employees to stick around too long.

As far as investing is concerned, UBS found in a study that Millennials were more likely to self - identify as conservative investors than their Baby Boomer or Generation X peers, even though they had the longest time window to retirement.

For millennials «more than any other generation, social media and the allure to spend beyond their means could have long - term negative effects on their finances if they're not careful.»

With more than half of the company comprised of millennials, the firm noted a 74 percent increase in reported intentions to stay at BCG long term after implementing these initiatives.

Millennials don't love cities any more than previous generations, the counterargument goes — they've just been stuck there longer, pining for the suburbs all the while.

And, on the flip side, among millennial employees, those who experience their company as a great workplace are 20 times more likely to plan a long - term future there than those who do not.

That may be due to income growth and the fact that millennials have been renting for a longer period of time than previous generations, putting them higher up on the pay scale.

It didn't take me long to decided I am more interested in investing in Millennial Money than selling the domain.

When it comes to their views on marriage and families, Millennials don't quite fit into the same mold as their predecessors, but when it comes to their desire to have stable, long - lasting relationships and families, the generation might prove more traditional than they seem.

I talk about how the evangelical obsession with sex can make Christian living seem like little more than sticking to a list of rules, and how millennials long for faith communities in which they are safe asking tough questions and wrestling with doubt.

For some, if it's been less than a decade — it may be getting close to that, if not longer, for millennials in their 20s and 30s who are struggling with some form of sexual addiction, whether male or female (it is definitely not just a guy thing).

Consumers have more options than ever before, sports no longer remain atop the priority list of many — especially for millennials — and while there are new avenues to view games and races, that doesn't counteract all those who've cut the cord.

Given that we are living longer than ever before, with some predicting that we may live to 150 years or more, multiple partnerships are almost a given, especially since more than half of Millennial men and women believe a marriage can be successful even if it doesn't last forever.

Students at top - tier colleges are less likely than their peers at other colleges to go into education; high - achieving college graduates are less likely to go into teaching; and those who do become teachers are less likely to stay in the profession long term.45 In recent polling, high - achieving Millennials revealed much of the thinking that goes into this drop - off: They reported that they do not believe teaching is a good career option for high - achieving students, and they feel that the status of the teaching profession is in decline.46

As long - term stock investors, nothing infuriates the Motley Fool empire more than suggestions the millennial generation shouldn't bother saving in their 20s.

Part of it came from the amount of storage space needed for larger possessions, but a larger factor was millennials staying at home longer than past generations.

Millennials will live longer than past generations.

In fact, NerdWallet analyzed the long - term impact of seemingly small fees on returns, and found that «1 percent in fees could cost a millennial more than $ 590,000 in sacrificed returns over 40 years of saving.

[0:14:47] PA: Yeah, you talk about having the long time horizon and how it's so important to get started investing when you're young but I was reading a study of millennials and how they're much more conservative investors that some previous generations and I was reading that many of them are saving cash and fixed income investments much higher than previous generations.

A new UBS report suggests that millennials are less concerned about building wealth in the long - term than their Baby Boomer parents.

Alexandra Brosac, a millennial freelance writer from Toronto agrees, and also stresses that women generally earn less money than men and often think longer term.

While years ago, people might have stuck with the same job for the long haul (and in fact, more than 40 % of Baby Boomers stayed with their employer for 20 + years), today's economy is much more fluid, with millennials more willing to act on job opportunities and move from company to company.

However, ownership numbers might improve, Puro says, as millennials create new households and baby boomers keep their pets longer than aging adults once did.

For millennials, betting on who can stay alive longer in a virtual world is a little more exciting than hoping for three straight cherries.

It is still earlier than history suggests for the millennial solar cycle to be going into reverse so the current period of inactive sun may not be maintained for long but we know so little about the reasons for solar variability that predictive ability is low.

A Zillow report earlier this year found that — even though it's cheaper for millennials to buy than rent in most cities — first - time homebuyers are renting for an average of six years before they buy, more than twice as long as in the 1970s.

These are fruits that were unknown to many North American shoppers even more recently than 1970; as a millennial, I think I ate my avocado in my early teens, which wasn't too long ago!

While I'm not too sure what law students were like in days of yore, and not too sure either what it's like to be a living, breathing Millennial (I'm slightly longer in the tooth than that, but not by much), the SSCCTAP diagnosis observed by Simon C. last year sounds about right.

Millennials are marrying later than previous generations, and that means many are in long - term, committed relationships without the legal protections of a marital relationship.

Millennials are waiting longer than previous generations to start their lives.

Moreover, Fundstrat has recommended that clients buy into Bitcoin's recent dip, citing the flagship cryptocurrency's long - term fundamentals and potential to replace gold as a store of value among millennials and other younger investors that are far more comfortable with the concept of digital assets than their elders.

Because you've lived longer, your network is likely larger than that of a millennial.

For millennial professionals, this means focusing on what you can provide to the employer, rather than focusing on how long your resume is.

American millennials are working longer and harder than previous generations.

The long - term goals of millennials are more traditional than you might expect.

According to two recent studies, more than half of millennials no longer believe the American Dream is possible and half of baby boomers don't believe their children will enjoy the same level of success they have.

The Millennials are known as the sharing generation and have put off making major life decisions, such as buying a car or home, getting married and having children, longer than any previous generation.

When Maryland Renters Should Become Buyers Many people enjoy the easy home life that comes with renting property, and the millennial generation has waited longer than any other generation to become first time home buyers.

Almost 70 percent of long - term Millennial renters and 62 percent of long - term Generation X renters earn less than $ 50,000 per year, likely making homeownership unaffordable.

While millennials are waiting longer than previous generations to venture into homeownership, they are still feeling the urge to buy their own home.

That, Howe said, has left the millennial generation (people born between 1982 and 2004) a bit confused and longing for some hard and fast rules: «Millennials are actually more likely than older generations to say that their employers do not do a good job at explaining dress and appearance conventions to their employees.

Many people enjoy the easy home life that comes with renting property, and the millennial generation has waited longer than any other generation to become first time home buyers.