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Still, millennials are finding ways to respond to these circumstances.
Specifically, theyre embracing the following money habits that differ from how their parents approach personal finance.
Also seethe four worst mistakes millennials can make with their money and how to avoid them.
Millennials are more likely to side-eye the old pull yourself up by your bootstraps narrative.
Her retort was almost always a version of you arent saving money when youre spending it.
Another tip is to invest early and consistently.
While a pension can seem like financial lore, boomers benefited from small, consistent investments over time.
Lastly, consider the role of jobs and longevity in certain positions could help finances.
While Im not suggesting that anyone stick out a toxic job, boomers stayed with their employers longer.
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