Why Gen Z and Millennials are turning to social media when making money decisions
Edmund Greaves and Chris Tuite unpack the findings of MRM’s Young Money Report 2025, shedding light on how 18 to 30-year-olds are navigating their financial futures. They discuss the surprising optimism among young people, the growing influence of social media on money decisions, and the risks posed by scams. Insights…
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