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Just to be clear, thats the younger generation throwing shade on an older generation forbad money management.
With that in mind, here are five millennial money habits Gen Z are just not okay with.
Sure, theyll use digital bill pay, but often from online or mobile banking apps.
When it comes to investing advice, they often turn to human financial advisors.
They are also more likely to use robo-advisors.
They are often dedicated to saving for a down payment and prioritize buying a home.
In Attentives study, 74% of millennials said they make frequent or occasional impulse purchases.
Further, Gen Z theyoungergeneration are more inclined to do research into a product before buying.
Gen Z:Again, surprisingly, the younger generation is a bit more cautious about spending online.
Attentives survey found that zoomers were most comfortable spending only $20 to $50 online.
They see these, more than possessions, as investments in lifestyle.
They balance their indulgences with savings and investment, likely due to their more skeptical economic outlook.
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