Generation Y or “Millennials” (aged 18-34) are, on one hand, just like their grandparents when it comes to their finances – they’re conservative, risk-averse, and realistic about setting goals and taking responsibility. At the same time, they exhibit all the telltale signs of youth – they’re more confident than other generations that they’ll reach their financial goals; they’re more optimistic that their financial situation is improving; and they bring a joie de vivre to their careers.

Northwestern Mutual wealth management advisor, Chantel Bonneau, talks about Millennial findings from our latest Planning & Progress Study. Learn more here: https://www.northwesternmutual.com/about-us/studies/planning-and-progress-2015-study


2015 Millennials Study: Chantel Bonneau

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