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Two Cents
Are Millennials Finally Doing Okay?
Season 6
Episode 13
The 2016 data looked pretty grim for Millennials. Not only had they accumulated less wealth than Gen Xers and Boomers at similar points in their lives, they were earning less income, had a lower rate of homeownership, and were delaying big life milestones like marriage and kids. But by 2019, the median Millennial household was making around $10,000 more previous generations did at the same age.
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9:32
Betting on a stock's failure can be a risky business, as GameStop short-sellers learned.

9:08
Why do we hate paying them so much?

8:01
It may be great for the earth, but what about my pocketbook?

7:20
We explore what happened to the savings account.

9:50
We learn about the many ways social media pushes us to spend money.

8:54
We are still living with the effects today.

9:09
It turns out to be a bit complicated.

7:16
Is there a way to strengthen your portfolio without being a "part of the problem"?

6:51
That magical little brick in your pocket is making your money--and time--disappear!

8:28
Let's hear the evidence!

9:51
How did the US dollar come to be the most ubiquitous, trusted and traded currency?

7:29
Being smart about how you donate can make your dollars go farther and help more people.