If you're an incoming or returning second-year Michigan Tech student who is the first generation of your family to attend college (Meaning your primary FAFSA caretaker did not go to college, but you ...

There are 68 million Gen Zers in America, born between 1997 and 2012, and nearly half of them want to buy a home by 2029, according to a Realtor.com® survey. Until then, more than half of this ...

In late 2024, Diana Muro paid $350,000 for a townhouse in Charlotte, North Carolina. When she closed on the home, she hit two milestones: Firstly, the software engineer achieved homeownership at age ...

First‑generation wealth creators move fast. They build a practice or company, eventually sell it, accumulate real estate and other investments along the way and eventually realize they’re managing an ...

Co-buying is not without its challenges, but it offers young buyers a way into an increasingly expensive market. By Vince Dixon As home prices swell further out of reach, more buyers are turning to ...

Estate planning used to be something you didn’t think about until you were gray-haired, married and living behind a white picket fence. But for Millennials and Gen Z, that world doesn’t exist anymore.

With rising financial awareness, digital exposure, and the growing influence of hustle culture, Gen-Z is showing a strong appetite for alternative investments—particularly in fractional real estate.