HENRYs are turning to a little-known and risky type of mortgage as home prices soar

Tech Insider : Economy, Economy
A FOR SALE sign is displayed outside a property on Madison Ave. in Toronto.
Interest-only mortgages were much more strictly regulated after the financial crisis, but now higher-income borrowers are turning to them as home prices stay high.

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A millennial making over $300,000 annually secretly working two remote jobs says homeownership still feels out of reach

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A millennial says secretly working two remote jobs hasn't made him feel rich.

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Gen Z, I just want to ask ... are you OK?

Tech Insider : Economy
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I love Gen Z'ers, but a couple of stories this week have me worried about them. Are you guys OK?

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Young TikTokers are complaining about their struggles to find corporate jobs, saying it feels 'impossible'

Tech Insider : Economy
Tiktokers complaining about the job market in the US.
TikTokers complaining about the job market in the US.

https://www.tiktok.com/@fitnesswithalison/video/7280712734843538734 / https://www.tiktok.com/@anna.woood/video/7284810152820100394

Almost half of Gen Z think being financially compatible is more important than being physically attracted to their partner, survey finds

Tech Insider : Economy
Personal income taxes are New York’s largest revenue source.
Young people are think about finances earlier in a relationship as the cost of living rises.

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Meet the typical mover leaving California: Gen Zers and millennials making $53,500 a year who aren't married and moved to states like Texas and Arizona

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The typical California mover is Gen Z or millennial.

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This chart shows a key reason why millennial parents are miserable

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Parents are drowning in their kids' toys.

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US millennial women are now more likely to die in their late 20s and early 30s than any generation since the World War II era: report

Tech Insider : Economy
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Millennial women are seeing a reduction in the wage gap and better graduation rates, but a stark rise in premature deaths, the PRB said.

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Yes, it can suck to work for 'The Man.' But so can working for yourself!

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Self-employment isn't the dream you might imagine — and it doesn't mean you don't have a boss.

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Today's parents have to pay $3.4 million to fund the American Dream for themselves and their kids

Tech Insider : Economy, Politics, Economy
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