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Why Gen Z Has It Harder — And What to Do About It
Beth Kobliner says young adults face Covid, AI and major economic change, and her updated guide urges automatic saving and 10% 401(k) contributions.
- Author Beth Kobliner released an updated version of "Get a Financial Life: Personal Finance in Your Twenties and Thirties" to help young adults navigate obstacles like Covid and economic change.
- Kobliner says young adults face harder times than previous generations, citing Covid and economic shifts compared to the Great Recession of 2008.
- Embrace the power of compounding by contributing at least 10% of your paycheck to a retirement account, especially when employers offer matching contributions, Kobliner advises.
- To overcome entry-level job market hurdles, Reach out to your network for 10-minute chats, as companies increasingly lean on technology for lower-level tasks.
- Now the NerdWallet Book Club pick, this guide reflects Kobliner's 35 years promoting financial literacy, including her past work with Sesame Street and Elmo.
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Why Gen Z Has It Harder — And What to Do About It
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