Even though they're ages 12 to 27, Gen Z's midlife crisis is already beginning, according to a new report from Arta Finance.

The kids are not alright. Zooming into adulthood — becoming autonomous, moving out of mom and dad’s, landing their first big ...

Faced with mounting pressures, many Gen Z individuals have turned to “doom-spending” as a form of escapism. This phenomenon involves impulsive shopping for non-essentials such as clothes, electronics, ...

South Africans reacted to Aa dad's pimped Mercedes after his son shared a now-viral TikTok video of the cameras installed inside and out. Most people loved it.

I'm a recent Gen Z grad with two millennial siblings. Watching them grow through their 20s has helped me navigate life after ...

Based on the opinions of the newest members of the workforce, this may be the direction in which the working world is heading ...

Gen Z is far off from cashing in on their dreams of financial success. The “Secret to Success” study published by Empower revealed Gen Z has an inflated sense of what salary they need to make ...

“The midlife crisis for millennials is rather a ‘crisis ... eschew their happiness for professional advancement, younger Gen Z workers aren’t far behind. The report found that 16-to-24 ...

“The midlife crisis that so many young people are experiencing is about more than just money; it’s about the sense of control that money represents,” she insisted. “For Gen Z and ...

contribute substantially to Gen Z’s sense of crisis, according to the survey.” Insiders warn that “doom-spending” as a means of coping with a midlife crisis can be financially irresponsible.