Sentences with phrase «than millennial men»

Millennial women as a whole sought out FHA loans more than millennial men.

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Still, some black women remain optimistic: more than 43 % of black millennial women believe men and women have equal opportunities for promotion.

Interestingly, the study found that millennial men are more interested than women in owning their own business, and African - Americans are more likely to have entrepreneurial dreams than Hispanics or whites.

«Research shows that men, LDA — 49, prefer to spend a summer's evening outdoors and enjoy entertaining significantly more than the general population (millennials 40 % more; Gen X'ers 24 % more).

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.

Men are almost twice as likely as women to have relationship therapy, and the incidence is highest among millennials / Gen Yers aged 25 - 44, more than a quarter of which have already sought professional help

More than a quarter of Millennial and Gen - Y men have sought professional help.

Gen Xers and Boomers are more likely than Millennials to judge a date negatively if their phone has a cracked screen and they're 86 % more likely to negatively judge a man for having a cracked screen over a woman.

The intent of this book is to rebuke the very image elicited from reading the title: Millennials are more than gloomy young men who sing depressing songs into their iPhones or vain young women who purse their lips to take the perfect Instagram photo.

It seems Millennial men have more expensive tastes than their female counterparts — at least when it comes to home buying.

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.

Men and women are equally likely to provide incorrect information, the site found, while millennials are more likely to lie than Gen Xers or baby boomers.

A new study by Finder.com shows that around 26 mln Americans own cryptocurrency, more men than women, but more millennials than baby boomers.

«While overall, less than half (48 percent) of millennials who closed loans in May were single, in markets like Hutchinson, Minn., the majority of borrowers were single men.