Bank of America recently released its annual Gen Z Better Money Habits report on Aug. 1 and found that nearly two-thirds of Gen-Zers (ages 18-28) are feeling optimistic and confident about their financial future. According to the report, which interviewed nearly 1,000 Gen-Zers, nearly three-quarters of them are taking action to improve their financial health. …
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