Financial Instability: Many millennials struggle with student loan debt, high housing costs, and stagnant wages. According to a 2020 report, the average millennial owes around $33,000 in student debt. The cost of living, especially in urban areas, outpaces their earning potential, making it difficult to save or invest in long-term financial security. Job Market Challenges: […]
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