Millennials are uncertain about making investing decisions and show little interest in robo advisers, despite having come of age in a digital world. In fact, they prefer working face to face with a ...

Millennials looking to invest in a home or other types of real estate have plenty of opportunities if they're willing to try ...

High-net-worth millennial investors are drawn to noncorrelated and nontraditional investments because they have seen so much volatility in the stock market during their lives, says a U.S. Trust ...

Life experiences and financial burdens have left Millennials quite stressed, but an Investopedia study found they are also confident and invested.

Millennials – all squarely within their primary working years—are buying homes more or less quickly depending on the metro area. In some places, 1 in every 25 residents between the ages of 25 and 44 ...

Key Takeaways Millennials have an average 401(k) balance of about $67,300.Many millennials save around 8.7% of their pay into ...

Gen Z and millennials prioritize tech and crypto stocks, reshaping investing with social media guides. They frequently trade, view dividends as side hustles, and use digital platforms for investment ...

Millennials like investing in REITs, and Realty Income is among the best. Philip Morris International's Zyn brand is popular among millennials. Millennials witnessed the rise of the iPhone, and should ...

For most people, reaching millionaire status takes steady 401(k) contributions and compound growth. Can most millennials get there, or is the seven-figure club out of reach?

'They live in their mother’s basement. They can’t figure out why they can’t buy a house because they don’t work.' ...

Members of the millennial generation—the 80 million-plus Americans born in the 1980s and ‘90s—are helping drive huge growth in investment funds that steer money into companies that embrace social and ...