Americans who locked in a job, home, and stocks are thriving. Everyone else missed out on their ticket to wealth.

Tech Insider : Economy, Economy
Madelyn Driver, Tiffany Bell, Roland Hesmondhalgh
Madelyn Driver (left), Tiffany Bell (center), and Roland Hesmondhalgh (right) have encountered various challenges on their journeys to wealth creation.

Madelyn Driver, Tiffany Bell, Roland Hesmondhalgh

This new 'Shazam' for fashion app could change the way the world shops online

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Capsule's cofounders, Michele Van Ruiten (left) and Kelsey Pedersen (right).
Capsule's cofounders, Michele Van Ruiten (left) and Kelsey Pedersen (right) want to redefine shopping.

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A millennial couple who make $250,000 say they can't find a home in their budget: 'We refuse to become house-poor'

Tech Insider : Economy, Economy
Laura Graves and family
Laura Graves and her husband Samuel each make six figures but are struggling to find a home in their budget in the Portland area.

Laura Graves

Forget Uber and Airbnb: Some people are going back to doing things the old-fashioned way to save money

Tech Insider : Economy, Economy
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The so-called millennial lifestyle subsidy offered low prices and convenience, but its relative rewards have faded, and some people are switching to alternatives.

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I'm only 28 and my favorite childhood websites have already disappeared

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An illustration of elements of millennials childhood internet coming out of a computer screen

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Burned out from their healthcare jobs, this millennial couple sold almost everything to take a gap year around the world

Tech Insider : Travel, Travel
A woman and man pose in front of a lake at Ang Thong national park, Thailand.
Katie Flynn and Bhavik Mistry decided to take a gap year, and have visited Ang Thong National Park in Thailand.

Katie Flynn and Bhavik Mistry

A California millennial shares how he made nearly $200K secretly working multiple jobs. He said he only worked 20 hours a week.

Tech Insider : Economy, Economy
overemployed remote worker using computer
A California millennial made nearly $200,000 secretly working two full-time remote jobs and doing some freelance work on the side. The worker in the story is not pictured.

AP Photo/Derrick Tuskan

Duolingo is mean, whiny, and annoying. Gen Z loves it.

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Illustration of the Duolino bird with hand tattoos.

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Gen Zers can be weird in interviews. A recruiter explained how it sets them back.

Tech Insider : Economy
Gen Z woman in an interview, hiring manager looking at CV on a tablet.
Gen Zers may be making some huge mistakes early on in the jobseeking process (stock photo).

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I'm a luxury wedding caterer in the Hamptons. Here's the biggest difference between Gen Z and millennial weddings.

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Wide shot of bride and groom walking down aisle after wedding ceremony on tropical beach while friends and family celebrate
Wedding caterer Lexi Ritsch said older couples are more decisive and adventurous when choosing their wedding menu.

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