Generation Beta — those born between 2025 and 2039 — are predicted to live longer, see unparalleled tech innovation and modify family and work norms. Unsurprisingly, today’s adults have strong thoughts about how this will impact the newest generation’s financial needs and well-being.
In a new survey from Prudential, more than 2,000 adults of different ages offered predictions on how family structure, career paths, technology and healthcare will change in the future. Despite the fact that Generation Beta is just months old, respondents already expect their work life to look different, including changing jobs 10 times and pursuing more than three different career paths, according to the survey.
