According to a study by TransUnion, Gen Z makes less money than millennials did ten years ago at the same age. Gen Z is making smart money moves by seeking the trusted guidance of finance professionals to strategically plan for their financial future. Wealth Manager Kristen Kuzma, CFP® recently shared with GOBankingRates her approach for advising Gen Z on their questions about retirement planning. “The sooner you can start saving for retirement, the better off you’ll be in the long run,” she said. “Not only will a longer time horizon allow you to save more money over time, but you will accumulate more growth on your investments from compounding returns.” Click here for the full article.
