The state of the economy may be complicated, but Gen Z aren’t letting it get in the way of their financial goals.
More than half of Gen Z workers think a range of $50,000 to $100,000 would provide financial stability, according to a recent report from educational platform EduBirdie. Many are aiming even higher, with one in four saying they need $100,000 to $200,000 to live a comfortable lifestyle. What’s more is that despite economic challenges, 83% remain optimistic about achieving their financial goals, with 38% aiming to make over six figures by 30.
