Gen Zs are better at 'loud budgeting,' but nearly half still need financial support from family: study

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Gen Zs are relying on financial support from their families, new study shows.

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Emma Sandke started to take budgeting seriously after starting her first job after college.

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Loud Budgeter Natalie Fischer and her husband, Keldon Fischer.
Loud budgeter Natalie Fischer and her husband, Keldon Fischer.

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