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The stark disparity was one described as both ""shocking but predictable" by one leading expert on the subject.

Freddie Smith suggests that "basic survival used to be far more affordable" in the 1980s, but that costs have skyrocketed in recent years.

Despite not having as much in the bank, millennials aren't necessarily worse off than their older counterparts.

A woman on TikTok warned of a scam involving calls from your bank about "fraudulent" activity.

A mortgage expert on TikTok warned homeowners not to throw away this form sent with your recent statement.

"Building savings isn't just about where you live. You can leverage the unique opportunities of your region."

While 26 percent of millennials don't save anything, a staggering 5 percent of Gen Z saves their entire paycheck.

Some young people view side hustles as more than just a financial necessity — they see them as a way to develop skills.

Hannah Koumakis, now a homeowner, was taught to start saving up for a house with $170/month from early childhood.

The exclusive Newsweek poll suggested certain generations are feeling more downbeat about their retirement prospects than others.

Millennials and Gen Z workers appear downbeat on the prospects of retiring or even retiring in a better state of financial health than they are now.

Gen Z believe that the retirement age should be around 61 years old, while the current U.S. average is between 64 and 66.

"I'm saving for grad school, and even if I weren't, I'm not dropping thousands of dollars on his...whatever this is," she said.

Newsweek spoke with an expert about how to navigate guilt around finances in families.

401(k) changes in 2025 include boosted contribution limits to help combat fears of falling behind on retirement savings.

While Black Friday has historically centered around in-person sales, Cyber Monday has been the day where online shopping platforms offer major savings.

Before you go shopping, you should check with your local store for their hours, so you know when to catch the best savings.

Rising costs, healthcare and outliving retirement funds were among the top concerns.

America's retirement provisions are decidedly middle of the road, a new study has found.

The 26-year-old said she shares her savings so that other people can do the same.

More of America's older workers are looking to phase into retirement.

In a new report, 59 percent of workers who hadn't signed on for a 401(k) plan believed they had signed up through their employer.

"It's the toughest job in the world sometimes," the creator wrote about motherhood. "I'm sure they are more grateful than you know."

Kyle Greenwood told Newsweek that he became a "little obsessive" about saving coins in a giant plastic bottle his grandfather gave him.

In May 2022, Hao Sun deposited $500 into an account for a rainy day, but three years later the funds were depleted.

Courtney Colombo insists on taking the money gifted to her kids' by relatives rather than let them spend it on toys.

Pre-retirees do not have enough savings by age 55 to see them through their later years, a survey has found.

The valuable piece came perilously close to being given away for free until a dramatic late intervention from the original owner.

Milly wants her kids to have "an understanding about paying bills" having gone through the toughest of times herself growing up.

The median savings of 55-year-olds are well under what is needed to see a person through retirement.