Aaron Terrazas

“Eighty-four percent of millennials said that their 30s prompted a reevaluation of objectives and goals,”

“42% of elder millennials say a single paycheck simply wasn’t enough”

“only 23% of their recession-scarred older counterparts feel that way.”

“31% compared with 24% of elder millennials”

“27% of younger millennials retain faith in the traditional career ladder”

“33%, compared with 24% of elder millennials”

“Forty-nine percent of millennials say they’re better off financially than they were five years ago”

“Thirty percent describe themselves as financially successful by their own definition”

“Only 14% flatly say they are not financially successful”

“Forty-one percent of millennials say their financial reality frequently fails to match how their life appears to others”

“24% say they’re behind where their parents were at their age”

“just 14% say they’re ahead”

“17% among the oldest”

“39% of millennials chose “supporting loved ones””

“32% of millennials chose homeownership”

“40% of millennials rank homeownership as the single biggest status symbol”

“26% rank work flexibility or a nice car”

“Only 14% say they never wanted to own a home”

“24% of Gen X”

“19% of baby boomers”