3 Money Habits Millennials Think Are Normal — but Are Keeping Them Broke

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Millennials have been through a lot.

Though some of these behaviors have become normalized, theyre keeping Millennials from achieving their full financial potential.

This isnt an inherently bad thing far from it.

Many Millennials are actually doing better than they think they are.

Being in a constant state of anxiety can make it difficult to think creatively or strategically about money.

Around 25% of respondents said credit card debt, specifically, was causing them stress.

There are also agencies that negotiate with creditors on your behalf, or options fordebt consolidation.

And even the dreaded student loan servicer may be open to an income-based repayment plan.

You just have to take the first step and reach out.

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