Tim Boyd
Exploring the differences in generations is always a hotly-contested conversation as each generation invariably tries to convince the other that they have been more hard done by.
Butthings are not always so black and white, and nowhere is this more visible than the differing money attitudes of Baby Boomers and Generation Z my parents and I.
As a casually-employeduniversity graduate of 24, I am on the cusp of entering the full-time workforce.
With it comes a salaryand a new array of financial concerns. For me it also comes with a change in investment attitude, and a more serious look at my spending habits.
In landmark life changes such as these, I usually turn to the wisdom of…
Read the full article at: https://www.afr.com/personal-finance/budgeting/generation-z-down-the-debt-rabbit-hole-but-ahead-on-super-20180914-h15dw6
