Gen Z, a group of young people, will make up 27% of the people working in jobs by 2025. However, many of them feel unsure about how to manage their money well. This lack of confidence affects how they choose to invest their money. A recent study shows that 57% of Gen Zers like to keep their money in savings accounts, which are safe but may not earn as much money over time. In comparison, 46% of older adults prefer to invest in stocks, which can be riskier but offer the potential for higher returns. This shows that young people are more cautious with their money and prefer to play it safe.
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