Some millennials are looking to blend the barrier between work and play with mini-retirements.

Not by investing too conservatively into fixed income instruments, says DBS Bank. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Millennials, born between 1981 and 1996, may not be as far from retirement as they think. The eldest are already over 40, and ...

The housing market has posed significant challenges for first-time home buyers, who are now primarily millennial and Gen Z ...

Having older parents is "a different lifestyle" for Yasmeen Messrie, but she told Newsweek there is much that she is grateful for.

Charlie Burness, 36, said backpacking in one's 30s can be much more rewarding than doing so when fresh out of college.

Millennials and Gen Z have long complained that life is harder now, but when it comes to 50 per cent of one generation they ...

FG Trade/istockphotoOnce upon a time, the American Dream felt like a checklist: Buy a house in your 20s, work a stable job ...

In general, more women have a TFSA than men; 9.1 million compared with 8.6 million. But it depends on their age. More men ...

From prioritizing community and walkability to leveraging technology and embracing co-ownership, these generations are ...

A digital memorial is more than just an index of dates and achievements; it is a reflection of the heart and soul of an ...

In order to build up a comfortable retirement nest egg, young adults should place more of their salaries into equities for ...