Millennials: Is your financial reality not living up to expectations? Get in touch.

We’re exploring income disparity and how it affects people’s lives.

The Minnesota Star Tribune
April 5, 2024 at 1:29PM
It’s common fodder for memes — millennials are financially worse off than their parents were at this point in their life. The data backs it up. (Elise Amendola/The Associated Press)

It’s common fodder for memes — millennials are financially worse off than their parents were at this point in their life.

The data backs it up.

Tell us about your financial reality — and how it is or isn’t lining up with your expectations. We’re exploring this income disparity and how it affects people’s lives.

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Brooks Johnson

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Brooks Johnson is a business reporter covering Minnesota’s food industry, agribusinesses and 3M.

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