More than 4 in 10 young Americans under 30 are barely getting by financially—with women and non-college youth hit the hardest. Half of young adults without a college degree report financial hardship, compared to 29% of college graduates; only 16% say they're doing well or very well financially. These financial struggles are not hitting all of Gen Z equally. Those most affected are women, Hispanics, African Americans, immigrants and young adults without college degrees. From significant economic concerns to dramatic feelings of social isolation, and from growing mental health challenges; these are some of the issues faced by the youth today. - Harvard Youth Poll, Spring 2025.
Many young people today do not have the basic understanding of how money works, networking, entrepreneurship, emotional control, leadership, partnership and it goes on.
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