A study conducted in the United States reveals that eight out of ten members of Generation Z and three out of four Millennials feel that they are financially behind schedule. For Mariano Sardans, CEO of IDF, this frustration is driving many young people to take increasing risks in search of quick profits, a trend that also begins to be observed in Latin America. According to Northwestern Mutual Planning & Progress Study 2026, 80% of Generation Z…
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A study conducted in the United States reveals that eight out of ten members of Generation Z and three out of four Millennials feel that they are financially behind schedule. For Mariano Sardans, CEO of IDF, this frustration is driving many young people to take increasing risks in search of quick profits, a trend that also begins to be observed in Latin America. According to Northwestern Mutual Planning & Progress Study 2026, 80% of Generation Z…