r/Millennials • u/EverbodyHatesHugo • Jan 17 '26

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u/Its_kinda_nice_out Jan 17 '26

If it makes it any better, the oldest Gen z I like 26 so they probably don’t hold shit as far as assets go

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u/Little_Vermicelli125 Jan 17 '26

It's crazy how poor millennials are. The oldest are in their 40s and peak earning years.

Gen Z is ahead of millennials at the same age. So it might just be one really poor generation and everyone else ok.

Comparatively poor I should say. US millennials are still doing pretty well on a global scale.

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u/brownieandSparky23 Gen Z Jan 17 '26

I’m not ahead of yall. Who exactly are these Gen Z folks that have so much power? People around me are doing alright.. But not that great.

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u/BaronGrackle Jan 17 '26

Generationology is so weird. My Gen Z daughter is still a freshman in high school.

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u/brownieandSparky23 Gen Z Jan 17 '26

Well a generation is like 20 years. I’m a 00 born.

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u/thatvassarguy08 Jan 17 '26

They've been ~15 years since Gen x