Young but not reckless with money

Millennials have retirement on their mind but need to be more realistic with career choices

About 60 per cent aged 16 to 29 say they are generally confident in the way they manage their savings and expenses. PHOTO: ST FILE
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Contrary to popular perception, millennials may be young, but they are certainly not reckless when it comes to money matters.

Most of them know the importance of planning for retirement - they probably get this from observing what their parents are doing.

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A version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Sunday Times on June 28, 2020, with the headline Young but not reckless with money. Subscribe