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Financial Lessons Learned from Boomers
Millennials are spending money at a lesser rate than both Generation X and Baby Boomers. This may sound counter intuitive when you look at dining and entertainment habits, but the older generations generally spend more money while out than Millennials. Even though the younger generation may dine out twice as much in a month, they are spending on average 50% less money on the experience. Millennials are even breaking out the credit card less often. For more information on this topic, visit this article by Jazmine Denise Rogers with MadameNoire.com.
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